What are the joiner caches?
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Answer / swetha
When a Joiner transformation occurs in a session, the
Informatica Server reads all the records from the master
source and builds index and data caches based on the master
rows.After building the caches, the Joiner transformation
reads records from the detail source and perform joins.
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Answer / atiric sofrware(raja)
joiner caches are data cache and index cache data cache.
data cache that holds the master table rows and the index
cache which holds the join columns from the master table
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Answer / soujanya
the joiner transformation creates join cache for master
source. from joiner cache the the joiner transformation
compares with detail source.
the joiner cache always uses master source for better
performance bcoz master source has less no. of records.
cache is the temporary memory
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