Implicit context load vs Explicit context load

Implicit context : Implicit context load is useful when you want to load the same context variables for all jobs in a project. This can be helpful for things like storing connection information or passwords. To configure implicit context load, open the project properties and select the "Implicit context load" checkbox. You can then specify the context file, delimiter, and actions to be taken while loading the context. ------------------------------------- Explicit context: Explicit context load is useful when you want to load different context variables for different jobs. This can be helpful for things like setting the environment for a job or overriding the values of context variables that are defined in the project settings. To configure explicit context load, add a tContextLoad component to your job. In the component properties, specify the context file, delimiter, and actions to be taken while loading the context.

Feature	Implicit context load	Explicit context load
Configuration	Project settings	Job properties
Scope	All jobs in the project	Single job
Usefulness	Storing common context variables	Setting the environment for a job or overriding the values of context variables that are defined in the project settings