Inspect the log to see which file was read and which dataset was written. See Maxim 2.
Look at
to see if the file timestamp < log timestamp <= dataset timestamp. Only then can you expect the dataset to change.
How do you view the dataset? Maybe that needs closing and re-opening.
Ummm, wait!
Are you really using the File Writer transformation? That creates a csv or other external file from a dataset, not the other way round. Changes in the csv will simply be overwritten with the unchanged contents of the dataset.
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