What r the type of indexes u generally used in informatica?

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What r the type of indexes u generally used in informatica?..

Answer / sanjay gupta

Normally we use two types of indexes in informatica.
Btree Index
Bitmap Index

Bitmap Index gives better performance than Btree Index.

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What r the type of indexes u generally used in informatica?..

Answer / javidakram

b tree and bitmap indexes we r using in informatica. b tree
is low cardinality and bitmap have high cardinality that is
why bitmap index gives better performance.

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