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what uses of look up transformation?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 2 Last Update: February 07, 2007     Asked by: RAGHAVENDRA 
  
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December 04, 2006 08:02:52   #1  
sivaprasad        

RE: what uses of look up transformation?

the main uses of lookup transformation is:

1.get the related values

2.used for caluculations

3.slowly changing dimensions


 
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February 07, 2007 23:54:29   #2  
akmohanty Member Since: December 2006   Contribution: 18    

RE: what uses of look up transformation?
Look of transformation we r using to tally the records of source and target.The main things r as under1.To get the related values between source and target.2.Used for caluculation purposes.3.Slowly changing dimensions.
 
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