How can you define a transformation? What are different
types of transformations in Informatica?
Answer Posted / steve
A transformation is a repository object that generates,
modifies, or passes data
Transformations in a mapping represent the operations the
Informatica Server performs on the data
It can be
Connected , unconnected , active or passive
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