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What is difference between Load Look up and Array?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: August 20, 2008     Asked by: Vikrant 
  
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June 08, 2006 12:19:13   #1  
Jiju        

RE: What is difference between Load Look up and Array

Load Lookup is essentailly an array which acts in the form of a table. Load Lookup is used to reduce the complexity of joins - it populates the values of a certain field depending on the ke field specified from a certain table. Then the users can query from the preloaded lookup table instead of joining tables.

While arrays are used to store and retrieve data using the get and put commands


 
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July 14, 2006 15:15:53   #2  
Bhaskar Boddupally        

RE: What is difference between Load Look up and Array
good Answer Jiju
 
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August 20, 2008 07:45:10   #3  
facinater Member Since: August 2008   Contribution: 2    

RE: What is difference between Load Look up and Array?
(1) Load-lookup:-
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1) Load-lookup will be populated at compilation time
2) We can adjust the size of load-lookup
3)
It is only for text datatype
4) We can only select two fields but by string
cancatnation we can select more than two fields.
5) Size of the load-lookup will be
increased automatically

(2) Array :-
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1) Array get populated at Execution time
2)
We can't modify size of the Array. if we given more than the size of the array Program automatically aborts
3)
We can select any number of fields we want
4) Array Supports all datatypes

 
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