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Hi All. If I Understand Right, Dataset And Any Other Task Is Aborted After Some Time Of Inactivity. Can I Configure It On Some Level (Ideally On Task Level)? I Have A Pipeline That Is Expected To Run Several Days.


SuccessfulKoala55 , I have the following structure now (maybe it's not best practice and you can suggest a better one). There is a sequence of tasks, that are run manually or from pipeline. Every task at the end updates some dataset. The dataset should be closed only after all the sequence is finished (and some task in the sequence can take more than two days). The issue I want to avoid is aborting of the dataset task that these regular tasks update.

  
  
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