State the differences between shortcut and reusable transformation
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Answer / Km Divya Budiyal
Shortcut transformations are used for creating temporary connections between two data sources, while reusable transformations allow users to create a single transformation that can be used multiple times in various data flow tasks. Shortcuts don't persist across data flow executions, whereas reusable transformations do. Furthermore, shortcut transformations cannot be parameterized or shared with other users, whereas reusable transformations can.
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