Tuesday, 30 September 2014

What is an Filter Transformation? or what options u have in Filter Transformation in nformatica?



What is an Filter Transformation? or what options u have in Filter Transformation in nformatica?



Ans: The Filter transformation provides the means for filtering records in a mapping. You pass all the rows from a source 
         transformation through the Filter transformation, then enter a filter condition for the transformation. All ports in a Filter 
         transformation are input/output, and only records that meet the condition pass through the Filter transformation.
         Note: Discarded rows do not appear in the session log or reject files 
         To maximize session performance, include the Filter transformation as close to the sources in the mapping as possible.
         Rather than passing records you plan to discard through the mapping, you then filter out unwanted data early in the 
         flow of data from sources to targets.
         
         You cannot concatenate ports from more than one transformation into the Filter transformation; the input ports for the filter 
         must come from a single transformation. Filter transformations exist within the flow of the mapping and cannot be 
         unconnected. The Filter transformation does not allow setting output default values

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