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Hi,
1.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 aggregator what is the order that we have to group by?

Thanks,
Arpita.

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: April 15, 2007     Asked by: Arpita 
  
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March 31, 2006 05:42:42   #1  
Jagadeesh        

RE: Hi,1.Can anyone explain all the 4 partitions...

Hi

This Tuning is some what typical based on your requirement.

Partitioning the data is not first level.. Inorder to improve performance partioning is not only the soln... In your scenario... First upall usage of Sorted out put is important and then setting the cache is next nest.. then whether to use incremental aggragation is necessary or not u need to check...

for this aggregation it self we can have some nealry 10 check points to do tuining.

Partion is only one among them...

U can chek Informatica pdf for partiioning methods..

Other wise write a mail to me specifying ur problem or scenario....

Ok

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Jagadeesh


 
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May 29, 2006 03:30:14   #2  
VS HARI        

RE: Hi,1.Can anyone explain all the 4 partitions...

Hi,

Can you please mail me the Powercenter 6 pdf. The doc which contains the information regarding various transformation.

Thanks

V. Hari


 
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April 15, 2007 04:05:11   #3  
raju        

RE: Hi,1.Can anyone explain all the 4 partitions...


Hi Hari,,


As per my knowledge data partition are like as

1. Round Robin
2. Pass-through
3. Hash key
4. Key range

 
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