What are the transformations not used in mapplet and why?

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gazulas  

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• Member Since Jan-2006 | Jul 2nd, 2008

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The following should not include in a mapplet.

• Normalizer transformations
• Cobol sources
• XML Source Qualifier transformations
• XML sources
• Target definitions
• Pre- and post- session stored procedures
• Other mapplets

The exact reason i why these should not used i dont know.

sahan

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• Jul 16th, 2009

Normalizer transformationXML source qualifierXML filesOther targets.If
you need to use sequence generator transformation use the reusable sequence gen t/rIf
you need to use stored procedure transformation, make the stored procedure type as normal.

gaurav2485

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• Jan 8th, 2009

Non reusable Sequencial Generator also we cannot use

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If I have a source as below:Employeed, FamilyId, Contribution1,A,100002,A,200003,A,100004,B,205,B,20________________________________And my desired target is as below:EmployeeId,Contribution(In Percent)1,25%2,50%3,25%4,50%5,50% ____________________________________________________________________________Explanation: The contribution field in target is the individual Employee's share in a family's contribution.Say...

Mohan Krishna Bellamkonda

• Sep 7th, 2017

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• Sep 7th, 2017

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What is the method of loading 5 flat files of having same structure to a single target and which transformations will you use?

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sarun5  

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• Member Since Feb-2008 | Mar 13th, 2008

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Guys I have got the answer for which I asked..here you go

This can be handled by using the file list in informatica. If we have 5 files in different locations on the server and we need to load in to single target table. In session properties we need to change the file type as Indirect.
(Direct if the source file contains the source data. Choose Indirect if the source file contains a list of files.
When you select Indirect, the PowerCenter Server finds the file list then reads each listed file when it executes the session.)
am taking a notepad and giving following paths and file
names in this notepad and saving this notepad as
emp_source.txt in the directory /ftp_data/webrep/

/ftp_data/webrep/SrcFiles/abc.txt
/ftp_data/webrep/bcd.txt
/ftp_data/webrep/srcfilesforsessions/xyz.txt
/ftp_data/webrep/SrcFiles/uvw.txt
/ftp_data/webrep/pqr.txt

In session properties i give /ftp_data/webrep/ in the
directory path and file name as emp_source.txt and file type as Indirect.

Anurag

• Nov 27th, 2017

You should use a indirect file (which contain path and name of all the 5 files) as source. Transformation depends on the business logic.

Ashok Gulagond

• Dec 16th, 2016

When we have the same structured flat files, why don't simply use UNION make them a single file and then load to target instead of such complication? or UNION doesn't work on flat files?

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Suppose you have 2000 records in one table and 12000 in another which one you will consider as master and detail?

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ghola  

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• Member Since Jul-2008 | Aug 15th, 2008

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The joiner transformation compares each row of the master source against the detail source. Hence, fewer number of rows in master means fewer iterations of join comparison.

Secondly It is easier to cache the table with fewer number of rows.

Hence, using the table having the fewer number of rows as a master improves the performance.

Raju R

• Oct 27th, 2015

@ponnana: The performance of the joiner depends on the rows and not on the columns. Also you take up the condition which consists n number of columns. Based on the condition the rows are obtained. So We need not worry about the columns.

Rashmi

• Oct 18th, 2015

The join is happening based on some condition. Therefore match process depends on the condition columns only and not how many columns are present in total. The table you drag into joiner first is considered as Master.

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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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It represents all data queried from the source.

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sprajarajan  

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• Member Since Mar-2008 | Aug 8th, 2008

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Source Qualifier Is the default Transformation.
Through The source Qualifier Transformation Informatica Reads The Data.
We can Filter The Data.
We can sort the Data.
Its also Used to Join Homogeneous Source systems.
We can Join Any number of Sources in Singlae Source Qualifier.
We Can't Join the Flatfiles In sourcequalifier Because Flatfiles Are Heterogeneous When we open the Flatfiles At sourcequalifier At the time All The options are Disabled.

joyfun23

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• Jan 26th, 2010

1. Source Qualifier is the most important transformation which convert the source data type in to compatible NATIVE datatype of a mapping.2. Without a SQ a mapping can not be created,?after extractio...

venkat224

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• Dec 24th, 2009

Source Qualifier is one of the transformations, which converts any type of data to the relational format. So that, can easily be used for any of the operations on the data.

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venkat2ram

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• Jul 14th, 2014

Yes, We can!

Open the folder where the reusable transformation is existing.

Then open mapping designer then drag the reusable transformation to mapping designer area. Now hold the Ctrl key and drop it.

Now you have non reusable version of your reusable transformation.

Thanks

Bibhu

• Jul 4th, 2014

Yes, we can. It can be done in the transformation developer.

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What is the difference between $ & $$ in mapping or parameter file? In which cases they are generally used?

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anshu.gangwar  

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• Member Since Sep-2008 | Sep 30th, 2008

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$ prefixes are used to denote  session Parameter and variables and $$ prefixes are used to denote mapping parameters and variables

SEHAJ

• Aug 18th, 2011

$-This is d symbol for server o inbuilt variable.

$$-this is the symbol for the variables o parameters which v create

sweetmann27

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• Aug 10th, 2011

Hi,

$ is session parameter e.g $DBConnection
$$ is mapping parameter/variable e.g $$LASTRunDate

Thanks

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Suppose I have one source which is linked into 3 targets.When the workflow runs for the first time only the first target should be populated and the rest two(second and last) should not be populated.When the workflow runs for the second time only the second target should be populated and the rest two(first and last) should not be populated.When the workflow runs for the third time only the third target...

sum

• Oct 8th, 2015

Define one variable $$CNT in mapping and assign its initial value as 1 in parameter file Take an expression and do below coding count =$$CNT INC_COUNT=$$CNT+1 O_INC_CNT=SETVARIABLE($$CNT,INC_COUNT) Ad...

Rakesh

• Feb 9th, 2015

your above logic is perfect..but instead resting the variable at workflow level you can add these condition in first router group => MOD(o_Flag,3) = 1 2nd router group =>MOD(o_Flag,3) = 2 3rd router g...

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how to join the data of two tables which do not have common columni mean how to perform non equi join in informaticaEg:just like getting data from emp and salgrade table of oracle where sal is between losal and hisalthanksvenu

milind

• Aug 6th, 2015

Yes dummy column will work
other way is to use mapping variable :)

ashish

• Sep 27th, 2014

You can create a dummy port in each source and assign 1 to both port and drag the both sources in joiner tr and give join condition on dummy port, After that you can use filter condition on your location

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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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