mdurgarao

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• May 15th, 2006

 

Mapping is a set of transformations used to Map source tables to target data tables.

Mapplet is nothing but a reusable Mapping.. In Mapplet you won't specify the actual targets..

amar_smmath

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• Jan 10th, 2007

 

mapping uses sources and transform it to a target based upon some transformations and logice where as in mapplet u create a series of transformations logic that can be used in other mappings instead of again desingning the same set of transformations.

vasanth.ladda

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• Jan 12th, 2007

 

A mapplet designer is a resuable transformation where u can have number of transformation as source,agg,sorter,lkp etc(not joiner,target,normaliser) which u can use in any mapping.where as a mapping is just a collection of all transofromation where u can use the mapplet which u have created

manju

• Jan 12th, 2007

 

Mapping is used to transform data from source to target. if the data is less then we use

mapping.

mapplet is used to transform data from source to target .if the data is in larger size then we use mapplet.

Is this ans.. is correct r not can tell me anyone.

promila

• Oct 1st, 2007

 

There is one more difference, if a variable and paramater is defined in a mapping cannot be used in a mapplet.

Jaspreet_banga

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• Jun 8th, 2011

 

In simple words mapplet is nothing but reusable mapping, i.e., group of transformation, and this whole can be pulled any where just like reusable transformation. Mapping is just connection of reusable or non reusable tranformation created to obtained the desired logic as per business requirements.

naveen

• Jul 12th, 2011

 

mapplet is a part of mapping ! Mapplet is designed by using one active n more passive transformations..

naga durga prasad

• Jul 20th, 2011

 

mapping can be designed with complex transformations
mapplet contains simple mappings