In your mapping using sequence generator transformation, the limitation of the transformation is it generates key values only around 2 million. If it is more than 3 million records are there in your source, how will you generate key values and load into target.
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Last Update: December 06, 2007 Asked by: Chandrashekhara Varma
RE: In your mapping using sequence generator transform...
Hi,
What you can do here is instead of using sequence generator have a unconnected lookup on target table and take the maximum value of the column populated by sequence generator and increment it by one during each run. Create the expression in such way that it will call only once the unconnected lookup to get the maximum value so that performance will not degrade. If you need more detail let me know.
How can unconnected lookup on target do the trick. What transformation to use after lookup. I mean you will call it in expression transformation. But do we have to take one more sequence generator after expression transformation? Please explain in detail.
RE: In your mapping using sequence generator transform...
If the maximum value of a seq.gen is a constraint then simply you can use the oracle sequence instead. You can use this seq to generate the numbers in a Stored procedure or by trigger.
RE: In your mapping using sequence generator transformation, the limitation of the transformation is it generates key values only around 2 million. If it is more than 3 million records are there in your source, how will you generate key values and load in
use a Stored Procedure transformation where the stored procedure generates keys after checking the max in the target.
