How to fasten loading of 100 million distinct records in
informatica?
(Initially they are loaded into target without using any
transformation, taking 2 hours)
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Answer / dev
Have index on the sources and make sure indexes are dropped in target(any ways these are distinct records) before load and opt for bulk loading. Once load is done you can create thee indexes again and maybe analyze the table also.
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Answer / nitin tomer
1) Load Data using Bulk Load for that we have to drop index from the target table, but after loading the data to create the index will also take good amount of time
2) Create a sequence 1 to 100 million using sequence generator and create the pass-through partition to load data, let say 10 partition we can create from 1 to 100000 like that.
Partitioning will definitely give huge performance improvement.
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