Which one is better performance wise connected/un-connected
lkp?why?
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Answer / yamini
Performance wise unconnected look up transformation is better as it returns only one port and doesn't build any dynamic cache. Only static cache is build. It can be used any where in the mapping using LKP expression in another transformation.
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