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Why do flat file load is faster if you compare that with
table load ?
Please answer me.

Advance Thanks,
Manojkumar

Answer Posted / rayudu

hi,


Flat file doesn't contain any indexes or keys so it will
directly load into it. whereas in a table it will first
check for indexes and keys while loading into table so it is
slow when compared to flat file loading.



Regards,
rayudu.

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