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![]() Related Questions Stage Variable - An intermediate processing variable that retains value during read and doesnt pass the value into target column. Derivation - Expression that specifies value to be passed on to the target Latest Answer : all r correct one only ... ODBC : a) Poor Performance. b) Can be used for Variety of Databases. c) Can handle Stored Procedures. Plug-In: a) Good Performance. b) Database specific.(Only one database) c) Cannot handle Stored Procedures. By using "ExcecSH" command at Before/After job properties. Latest Answer : You can specify the ExecDos Prompt in the after or before job routine. ... Latest Answer : This is how it can be doneDefine the xml file path in the administrator
Under environmental parameters, import the xml file metadata in the designer repository.Use a transformer stage (without an input link)Â to get this path in the server job.Use the ... Latest Answer : The question itself is a little ambiguous to me. I think the answer to the question might be, we will place some conditions like 'where' inside the OCI stage and the rejected rows can be obtained as shown in the example below:1) Say, there are ... Latest Answer : Data Will transfer very quickly to the Data Warehouse by using SQL Loader. ... Latest Answer : using Orabulk ... Latest Answer : You can right click on the server job and select the "view performance statistics" option. This will show the output in the number of rows per second format when the job runs.Regards.Satish. ... What is the order of execution done internally in the transformer with the stage editor having input What is the order of execution done internally in the transformer with the stage editor having input links on the lft hand side and output links? A) Transformer, ORAOCI8/9, ODBC, Link-Partitioner, Link-Collector, Hash, ODBC, Aggregator, Sort.
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