In update strategy target table or flat file which gives
more performance ? why?
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Answer / abhinav
I guess the question was wrong as you cannot update a flat file as target.
In a Flat file data can only be inserted not updated.
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Answer / naga
Flat file is better only for Insert,but if you are using
Update strategy for updating a table and also we a Flat
file cannot be updated
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Answer / naga
Flat file is better only for Insert,but if you are using
Update strategy for updating a table then table gives
better performance and FYI a Flatfile cannot be updated
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Answer / sriram
Update strategy can be performed on tables not on Flat files.
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Answer / nishtha
Can someone pls give correct answer for this question?
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Answer / nagaraju
flat file is better than relational becoz there is no index concet in flat file
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Answer / sanjay
Flate file give better performance bcz Retrival of data
from flat file is fast then relation database
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