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If LKP on target table is taken, can we update the rows without update strategy transformation?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 2 Last Update: May 12, 2008     Asked by: srilu.srilatha 
  
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June 07, 2007 17:38:26   #1  
gaurav chahal        

RE: If LKP on target table is taken, can we update the...
yes, by using dynamic lookup
 
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May 12, 2008 10:57:42   #2  
sn3508 Member Since: April 2006   Contribution: 20    

RE: If LKP on target table is taken, can we update the rows without update strategy transformation?
Update strategy transformation determines whether to insert, update, delete or reject a record for the target.  We can bypass update strategy transformation by creating a router to divide rows based on insert, update, etc and connecting to one of the multiple instances of target.  In the session, for that target instance we can check the appropriate box  to mark records for insert or update or delete
 
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Lets suppose we have some 10,000 odd records in source system and when load them into target how do we ensure that all 10,000 records that are loaded to target doesn't contain any garbage values. How do we test it. We can't check every record as number of records are huge.
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In real time scenario where update strategy transformation is used?if we dml operations in session properties then what is the use of update strategy transforamtion ?

How you capture changes in data if the source system does not have option of storing date/time field in source table from where you need to extract the data?
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Latest Answer : Update strategy transformation determines whether to insert, update, delete or reject a record for the target.  We can bypass update strategy transformation by creating a router to divide rows based on insert, update, etc and connecting ...

In What scenario ETL coding is preferred than Database level SQL, PL/SQL coding? What is the methodology and process followed for ETL testing in Data warehouse environment? Develop a mapping to extract the employee drawing maximum salary where deptno = department drawing... If LKP on target table is taken, can we update the rows without update strategy transformation? How you capture changes in data if the source system does not have option of storing date/time field... What is the Difference between
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Latest Answer : Truncate Target table:Integration Service truncate target tables before running a session.Depending on the target database and primary key-foreign key relationships in the session target, the Integration Service might issue a delete or truncate command.Post ...


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