Answer Posted / krushna
Static lookup gets loaded in memory while running graph and remains in memory till the complete execution of graph even if you have not used any lookup functions in transform or graph.
But dynamic lookup gets loaded only when lookup function is encountered. This results in save memory and improve performance. You can load lookup whenever needed and unload it. For dynamic lookup abinitio has LOOKUP TEMPLATE component.
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