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Please correct me if my below understanding of what you are asking is not correct:
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There is no way to click on an existing connection with queued data and select/copy the queued FlowFiles from that connection to another connection.
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If you want to join to different connections together, you can use a "funnel". With the processors on both ends of a connection stopped, you will be able to click on that connection and drag the small blue square at destination side of connection to another end-point. This will cause any connections feeding into the funnel to be funneled into a common destination queue.
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Thank you,
Matt
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When an "Answer" addresses/solves your question, please select "Accept" beneath that answer. This encourages user participation in this forum.
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Please correct me if my below understanding of what you are asking is not correct:
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There is no way to click on an existing connection with queued data and select/copy the queued FlowFiles from that connection to another connection.
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If you want to join to different connections together, you can use a "funnel". With the processors on both ends of a connection stopped, you will be able to click on that connection and drag the small blue square at destination side of connection to another end-point. This will cause any connections feeding into the funnel to be funneled into a common destination queue.
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Thank you,
Matt
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When an "Answer" addresses/solves your question, please select "Accept" beneath that answer. This encourages user participation in this forum.
