what is persistent lookup cahce?how to use and when to use
this persistent lookup cahce?explain?
Answer / Bandana Rajpoot
Persistent Lookup Cache (PLC) is a feature in Informatica PowerCenter that stores frequently accessed metadata information for faster lookups, reducing the time required to execute transformations. PLC improves performance by minimizing data source accesses and eliminating redundant calculations.
To use the Persistent Lookup Cache:
1. Go to the Informatica PowerCenter repository browser and locate the workflow or session containing the transformation you want to optimize.
2. Right-click on the transformation, go to Properties, and select the "Advanced" tab.
3. Check the "Use Persistent Lookup Cache" box.
4. Save the transformation properties.
5. Run the transformation with PLC enabled.
When to use:
1. Frequently accessed metadata lookups: Use PLC when there are often requests for the same metadata lookup, such as a join or a lookup transformation that retrieves data from external systems frequently.
2. Improving performance: Use PLC to improve the overall execution time of your transformations, especially in workflows with numerous iterative transformations.
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