Asha Frank

• Dec 6th, 2017

Reusable and non-reusable

sivaKumar

• Feb 18th, 2017

There are totally two types of session,
1.Reusable session,
2.Non_reusable session,

1.Reusable_session: When you create session under task developer, this is reusable session.

2.Non_reusable_session: When you create session under workflow this is non_reusable session.

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gen ganesh

• Feb 15th, 2018

Session is one of the task. Task may be session, shell command or email task. When we create task there will be drop down which task should be created. A session is a type of task, similar to other ...

sarita.harsh

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• Mar 12th, 2009

Session task: A session task is associated with a mapping. It helps in running the mapping. We need to specify the source and target connections etc in the Mapping tab and configure the properties a...

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Chetan

• Mar 2nd, 2018

What if the we have
1,100,Banglore
2,100,chennai
3,100,Mysore
1,101,bangalore
2,101,Kol

Your query will retun 2,3 and we will get
2,100,chennai
3,100,Mysore
2,101,Kol as output

priyank_divya

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• Jul 9th, 2012

Sorry for my previous post. I missed a bit of question.

select * from where version in (select max(version) from group by id, loc_no)

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set of level properties that describe a specific aspect of a business, used for analyzing the factual measures of one or more cubes, which use that dimension. Egs. Geography, time, customer and product.

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ManishTewatia  

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• Member Since Jul-2010 | Jul 22nd, 2010

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What Md.Rehman is trying to say is catagorizing the SCD which are the Slowly Changing Dimensions which are used to maintain historical data.

Dimension:A dimension is an organized hierarchy of categories, known as levels, that describes data in data warehouse fact tables

The various types of dimensions are :

1) Shared and Private Dimensions: Describes the basic differences between shared and private dimensions and their uses

2) Regular Dimensions: Provides information about regular dimensions and their variations

3) Parent-Child Dimensions: Describes the creation of parent-child dimensions and identifies their advantages and restrictions

4) Data Mining Dimensions: Describes the creation of data mining dimensions and identifies advantages and restrictions to their use

5) Virtual Dimensions:Describes the creation of virtual dimensions and their advantages and restrictions

6) Dependent Dimensions: Describes the creation of dependent dimensions and identifies their advantages and restrictions

7) Write-Enabled Dimensions: Describes the creation of write-enabled dimensions and identifies their advantages and restrictions

VIKRAM KUMAR

• Mar 1st, 2018

Dimensions are of several types but we use few commonly which are, 1. Confirmed dim. dim. shared by all fact tables. ex- time dim. 2. Slow changing dim. it is of 3 types : SCD1. SCD2, SCD3., 3. Role ...

Venu Gaddam

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• Dec 23rd, 2010

Dimensions are of 3 types mainly in case of slowly changing dimensions: Type 1 -> Does not maintain any history and is update only. --> this is normal practice mappings.Type 2-> Maintains full histor...

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Suppose in Informatica a source file has 1 column(CITY) and datas are Pune, Kol, Pune. Want to load CITY data to dynamically generated target file(means it will create 2 targets, named Pune and Kol and in Pune target, value will be Pune and in Kol target, value will be Kol) ?

Priyanka Kumari

• May 24th, 2018

use this flow: sorter (on city) -> Expression (compare the current and previous cityname and based on that create the FLAG in another Variable port.) -> Transaction Control (IIF FLAG = 1, TC_COMMIT_B...

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Mohan

• Aug 12th, 2018

1. You cannot perform DD_Delete unless you have update strategy.
2. While updating a record, ideally created date should not be changed. for that we definitely have to create two targets (insert and update)

vskogirala

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• Feb 15th, 2008

In update strategy ,1)An insert in the source an insert in the target2)An update in the source is an update in the target update strategy provides 4 types of data driven functions 1)DD_INSERT2)DD_UPDA...

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In a unix environment I have an application that takes several arguments. One of these I get from a session mapping. How do I pass this argument into my application?

Mohan

• Aug 12th, 2018

You can pass the session variable to workflow variable though post session variable assignment and then use the worklow variable as an argument in the command task

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Assuming that the master pipeline has 5 fields, two of which are part of the join condition and that all fields are connected downstream to the next transformation.then How many fields are in the index and data cache files?
options:
a. 5 fields are in index and 3 in data cache
b. 3 fields are in index and 2 in data cache
c. 2 fields are in index and 3 in data cache
d....

Prithu

• Aug 27th, 2018

The answer sld be C

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Insert Delete Update Update as update Update as insert Update esle insert Truncate table

ankita

• Oct 1st, 2018

Truncate table

Prasanna

• Feb 3rd, 2006

Update as Insert:This option specified all the update records from source to be flagged as inserts in the target. In other words, instead of updating the records in the target they are inserted as new...

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Rupesh Lokhande

• Oct 4th, 2018

1. SQL Override is to limit the number of incoming rows entering the mapping pipeline - Lookup Override is to limit the number of lookup rows to avoid the whole table scan by saving the lookup time ...

sarada

• Nov 28th, 2013

using source qualifier u can extract the data from sources,in over ride u can write the queries to run in the data base,where as in sql t/f u can write and run the queries in database and get the res...

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In SCD Type 2 Mapping, I Have 50 Records. How to compare without going record by record?

DEEKSHA

• Mar 12th, 2019

Use joiner transformation, instead of lookup to target table.

Arpit Gautam

• Nov 1st, 2018

Use MD5 check constraint in Expression transformer

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Both pipelines begin with the same original data source. Both input pipelines originate from the same Source Qualifier transformation. Both input pipelines originate from the same Normalizer transformation. Both input pipelines originate from the same Joiner transformation. Either input pipelines contains an Update Strategy transformation. Either input pipelines contains a connected or unconnected...

Tejas

• Jun 7th, 2019

We cannot use Update strategy in a pipeline when using joiner condition, because update strategy has property i.e treat row as which has insert,update,delete, which are processed at runtime, this limit joiner transformation to know exact properties values till runtime, and then proceed further.

Mahendra Rajpoot

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• Sep 17th, 2014

We cannot use Joiner t/r immediately after sequence generator and upd strategy t/r as 1. Joiner will join 2 sources and it cannot join 3rd source as seq generator. Also if we select seq generator as 1...

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Why we use joiner transformation to update records in a flatfiles?

Sanket Kamble

• Oct 15th, 2020

Flat file cannot be updated but it is always overwritten

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Answered by: srinvas vadlakonda

• Sep 28th, 2006

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Source name
Database location
Column names
Datatypes
Key constraints

srikanth

• May 11th, 2022

Column names

Sumithav29

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• Jun 12th, 2009

ODBC data source, username, owner name, password. Once the connection is established, select the table.

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I have 2 workflows named as W1 and W2 so I need to execute W2 but after W1 workflow executed successfully then only executed W2 workflow? How to do this one?

Venkat

• Dec 22nd, 2022

We can trigger W2 after completion of W1 by using pmcmd commands in shell scripting.

Pranav

• Apr 25th, 2019

Can we not use worklet to add two workflows and link them to run one after the another ?

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How can we do incremental loading if the source is flat file?

Jacqueline

• Aug 23rd, 2023

Ratnesh, your answer is fine if we know what the natural keys are but what happens if the file is extremely large and you have no idea what the keys are in the flat file? If that is the case then I ...

Ratnesh

• Dec 31st, 2020

If your source flat file is always full file , based on the natural keys, you can identify the records by lookup on the target table , whether records are existing or new. If records are new, go ahead...

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Can anyone explain all the 4 partitions in Informatica and on which table what partition is used?2.Suppose we have 4 columns in a table primary key, 2 string columns and a numeric column? While doing a group by aggregation. what is the order that we have to group by?Thanks,Arpita.

Kevin

• Jul 19th, 2023

Database partitioning. The PowerCenter Integration Service queries the IBM DB2 or Oracle system for table partition information. It reads partitioned data from the corresponding nodes in the database....

rajesh_kare

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• Oct 21st, 2010

You can define following partition types in workflow manager.1) Database PartitioningThe Integration Service queries the IBM DB2 or Oracle system for table partition information. It reads partitioned ...

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