What is the difference b/w Hash file and Lookup Fileset stages?



What is the difference b/w Hash file and Lookup Fileset stages?..

Answer / srinivas

Both the files are used for look up purpose but Hash file is in server edition and witch we don't have in parallel edition.


Same Look up file also existed in parallel not in server edition.

In both files we have to give the key column.

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