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Sparse Lookup and Normal Lookup
What are the differences between Sparse Lookup and Normal Lookup?


  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: July 09, 2008     Asked by: venkata ramana 
  
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April 11, 2008 05:40:42   #1  
nagoosk Member Since: November 2007   Contribution: 15    

RE: Sparse Lookup and Normal Lookup
Normal Lookup:In this when ever ds wants to look up it just place the target table data into buffer.

Sparse Lookup:To look up itr fires an sql query to the database instead of placing into buffer.To use sparse look up your target database must be larger than source table and your target should be a database of any type.

 
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June 23, 2008 05:24:29   #2  
nagakalyan Member Since: June 2008   Contribution: 8    

RE: Sparse Lookup and Normal Lookup
sparse means we will generate query source bases and one by one record and normal is we can take look up on target table at a time multiple records
 
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July 09, 2008 00:55:17   #3  
karthikgeekkarthik Member Since: March 2008   Contribution: 7    

RE: Sparse Lookup and Normal Lookup
normal look-up:
all the reference table data is stored in the buffer for cross- check with the primary table data.
sparse lookup:
each record of the primary table is cross checked with the reference table date

the types of look-ups will araise only if the reference table is in database.
so depending on the size of the reference table we will set the type of lookup to implement.

 
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