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Dynamic and Static lookup
This is a discussion on Dynamic and Static lookup within the Data Warehousing forums, part of the Databases category; What is the difference between dynamic and static lookup? NOTE : [This question was asked by Hari krishna]...
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12-15-2006
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Re: Dynamic and Static lookup
A commented discussion on this topic is available at
http://www.geekinterview.com/question_details/31816 Hope this helps Thanks 
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01-25-2007
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Re: Dynamic and Static lookup
Static Lookup:In this directly insert into target,with out updating caches
Dynamic Lookup:First it will update cache and then insert into target
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02-08-2008
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Re: Dynamic and Static lookup
Static lookup is only for flatfiles.
Dynamic Lookup is only for Relational Data Bases
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