How Union Transformation is an Active Trans?

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How Union Transformation is an Active Trans?..

Answer / srinu

Hi, Krishraj,
un-common records mean,,,,(Syntax based,Datatype based,...)
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Hi, Sharad Sharma
By default it will follow UNION ALL Functionlity.
It will allows Duplicate also.
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Thanks for Replay!
N.srinu

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How Union Transformation is an Active Trans?..

Answer / priyank

First of all union transformation allows duplicate ddata to
pass through. Now say we have n input groups and there are
m records coming from them. In the output group all the m
records will go through.

For a transformation to be an Active transformation, it has
to satisfy either of the below 3 conditions:

1. no of i/p <> no of o/p
OR
2. row type of the input row changes.
OR
3. Transaction scope of the input rows changes.

For union transformation as discussed above , it satisfies
the 1st and the 2nd condition. But the order in which the
input is passed through the union transformation is not
fixed as in the first record to pass through the
transformation can be from the nth source and the last
record can be from the 1st source. So here the transaction
scope of the input rows changes and hence Union
transformation is an Active transformation.

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How Union Transformation is an Active Trans?..

Answer / hardeep

The Union transformation is a multiple input group transformation that you can use to merge data from multiple pipelines or pipeline branches into one pipeline branch. Using the Union transformation to merge data from multiple sources is similar to using the UNION ALL SQL statement to combine the results from two or more SQL statements. Similar to the UNION ALL statement, the Union transformation does not remove duplicate rows.

You can connect heterogeneous sources to a Union transformation. The Union transformation merges sources with matching ports and outputs the data from one output group with the same ports as the input groups.

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How Union Transformation is an Active Trans?..

Answer / ravi

hi all please post relevant answers the question is why
union transformation is active transformation
not the properties of union transformation

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How Union Transformation is an Active Trans?..

Answer / krishraj

It is simple logic, UNION fectches the commmon records
between two tables and it emliminated un-common records. So
it will be Active transformation which means it will change
the number of records.

Any other answers please....

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How Union Transformation is an Active Trans?..

Answer / sharad sharma

The simple ligic of Union is that, It capture all the
unique recorde from bothe the source.
suppose if you have 10 records in table A and 10 records in
table B, in which 3 records are same in both the tables.
Then after using the Union transformation you will get 17
records, as the rescords which are getting duplicated will
not be in the output.

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