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What is one disadvantage of using an unconnected (sometimes called function mode) Lookup transformation?

(1) If there is no match in the Lookup condition, the Informatica server returns a transformation error

(2) A reusable unconnected Lookup can not have more than one instance in a mapping

(3) An unconnected Lookup transformation does not support user-defined default values

(4) An unconnected Lookup transformation does not support a static lookup cache

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: October 16, 2008     Asked by: Santosh Bharamshetty 
  
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Submitted by: shahab
 

Unconnected lookup does not support User defined values and it also does not  support Dymamic Cache.



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September 24, 2007 13:04:25   #1  
vemurisasidhar Member Since: August 2007   Contribution: 10    

RE: What is one disadvantage of using an unconnected (...
i think the answer should be choice 1
 
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October 29, 2007 03:36:34   #2  
shahab        

RE: What is one disadvantage of using an unconnected (...

Unconnected lookup does not support User defined values and it also does not support Dymamic Cache.


 
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October 16, 2008 17:00:10   #3  
vivek.gce Member Since: October 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: What is one disadvantage of using an unconnected (sometimes called function mode) Lookup transformation?(1) If there is no match in the Lookup condition, the Informatica server returns a transformation error(2) A reusable unconnected Lookup can not ha
If there is no match in the Lookup condition the Informatica server returns a transformation error.
 
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