Explain about Recovering sessions?
Answer / swetha
If you stop a session or if an error causes a session to
stop, refer to the session and error logs to determine the
cause of failure. Correct the errors, and then complete the
session. The method you use to complete the session depends
on the properties of the mapping, session, and Informatica
Server configuration.
Use one of the following methods to complete the session:
Run the session again if the Informatica Server has not
issued a commit.
Truncate the target tables and run the session again if the
session is not recoverable.
Consider performing recovery if the Informatica Server has
issued at least one commit.
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