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Join and Lookup Stage
If you have a huge volume of data to be referenced, which stage will you use? Join or Lookup stage? Why


  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: April 30, 2008     Asked by: datastage8 
  
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February 27, 2008 03:09:23   #1  
sqlquiz82 Member Since: October 2007   Contribution: 4    

RE: Join and Lookup Stage

if the reference datasets are big enough , use a join. A join does a high-speed sort on the driving and reference datasets.Once the sort is over the join processing is very fast


 
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April 18, 2008 14:34:50   #2  
ramu_open Member Since: April 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: Join and Lookup Stage
join has no reject links. wheras lookup has one reject link
join has 4 types inner outer,left outer,rght outer. l0ok up gives inner and left outer
lokk up takes any kind of colmn names and perform join operations.join needs same coloumn names among all sources.
if refernce table has little data prefer to lookup more means prefer join..

 
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April 30, 2008 03:02:34   #3  
swapnilverma Member Since: February 2008   Contribution: 2    

RE: Join and Lookup Stage
Hi

for huge size of data we must use join.

Lookup stage requires all the data to be loaded in memory 1st &  then only it can start  matching process with inputs.

Hence It is advisable  to use join stage then Lookup stage.

If you want to capture Reject records  then you can use transformer (or filter) after Join Stage and capture the null values.
Or Instead of join  stage use  Merge Stage to capture the reject records.

Hope this helps


 
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