Why subqueries cannot be used in the SQL override for uncached lookup transformations in PowerCenter?
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Why subqueries cannot be used in the SQL override for uncached lookup transformations in PowerCenter?
Is that because subqueries are not allowed in the lookup transformation, or is that because it is being set as "uncached"? and Why?
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Why subqueries cannot be used in the SQL override for uncached lookup transformations in PowerCenter?
Is that because subqueries are not allowed in the lookup transformation, or is that because it is being set as "uncached"? and Why?
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As the question being asked in title:
Why subqueries cannot be used in the SQL override for uncached lookup transformations in PowerCenter?
Is that because subqueries are not allowed in the lookup transformation, or is that because it is being set as "uncached"? and Why?
subquery transformation lookup informatica informatica-powercenter
asked Nov 12 at 1:05
Xiaoyu Wang
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As the question being asked in title:
Why subqueries cannot be used in the SQL override for uncached lookup transformations in PowerCenter?
Is that because subqueries are not allowed in the lookup transformation, or is that because it is being set as "uncached"? and Why?
subquery transformation lookup informatica informatica-powercenter
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asked Nov 12 at 1:05
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I guess they can - unless there's something I'm missing. Here's a snapshot of a successfully completed session that is using Non-cached lookup with a subquery, as you can see in the log. Furthermore, I also made sure some data went through indeed, as you can see in the Performance section.
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I guess they can - unless there's something I'm missing. Here's a snapshot of a successfully completed session that is using Non-cached lookup with a subquery, as you can see in the log. Furthermore, I also made sure some data went through indeed, as you can see in the Performance section.
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I guess they can - unless there's something I'm missing. Here's a snapshot of a successfully completed session that is using Non-cached lookup with a subquery, as you can see in the log. Furthermore, I also made sure some data went through indeed, as you can see in the Performance section.
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