How you can differentiate between connected lookup and unconnected lookup?
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Suppose we are using a Dynamic Lookup in a Mapping and the commit Interval set for the tgt is 10000. Then how does the data get committed in the lookup if there were only 100 roows read from the src and the dynamic lookup dint have the 100th row in it?
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