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How to handle multiple runs in MRDCL using batch files

One of the worst practices of any type of programming is where code is copied and pasted because it is identical or similar. Copying and pasting may seem like an easy route, but it is both easy to make mistakes and it means that if changes are needed the change will need to be repeated. In MRDCL, t…

Author: Phil Hearn - Date posted: 12 October 2016
Tags: mrdcl, automation, batch - Category: data-analysis

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