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where do we use connected and un connected loops

  
Total Answers and Comments: 2 Last Update: October 17, 2006     Asked by: ravi 
  
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October 10, 2006 12:55:09   #1  
rajkumar        

RE: where do we use connected and un connected loops
If return port only one then we can go for unconnected. More than one return port is not possible with Unconnected. If more than one return port then go for Connected.
 
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October 17, 2006 06:29:28   #2  
srinivas vadlakonda        

RE: where do we use connected and un connected loops

If u r taking connected we return the more than one port in this we can use the static and dynamic cache and it will support the user defined values.

If u r taking unconnected we return the only one port it will support only oracle with this we can use dynamic cache not static.


 
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