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Learning Informatica PowerCenter 10.x

You're reading from   Learning Informatica PowerCenter 10.x Enterprise data warehousing and intelligent data centers for efficient data management solutions

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2017
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ISBN-13 9781788471220
Length 426 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Rahul Malewar Rahul Malewar
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Preface 1. Downloading and Extracting Informatica PowerCenter Software 2. Understanding Admin Console FREE CHAPTER 3. Understanding Designer Screen and its Components 4. The Lifeline of Informatica - Transformations 5. Using the Designer Screen - Advanced Features 6. Implementing SCD Using Designer Screen Wizards 7. Using the Workflow Manager Screen 8. Learning Various Tasks in Workflow Manager screen 9. Advanced Features of Workflow Manager Screen 10. Working with Workflow Monitor - Monitoring the code 11. The Deployment Phase - Using Repository Manager 12. Optimization - Performance Tuning

Reuse me please - reusable transformation

As you are aware, sources and targets are reusable components, that is, you work on sources in Source Analyzer and targets in Target Designer respectively. Also, you must be aware that you cannot edit sources and targets in Mapping Designer; they can only be edited in Source Analyzer and Target Designer respectively.

Sources and targets are called reusable components because you can use the same source and target in multiple mappings. We can reuse the source or target across multiple mappings only if the metadata requirements of both mappings is exactly the same. Metadata, in this case, means the number of columns, their data type, their data size, indexes, constraints, and so on. Even if there are small changes, you cannot reuse the components.

On the same lines, if we have the same logic to implement across multiple mappings, we can...

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