what is constraint based loading
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Constraint based load order defines the order of loading the
data into the multiple targets based on primary and foreign
keys constraints.
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constraint based loading:-we need to enable the option in
session properties....
the main use of this optione is used to load the data if
the tables have PK and Fk relationship (or)which is used to
load the data if the tables having parent and chaild
realation .....
if we diidnt enable this option session will fail
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