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Stored Procedure transformation​ in Informatica​

​Stored ​Procedure A stored procedure is a precompiled collection of Transact-SQL, PL-SQL or other database procedural statements and optional flow control statements, similar to an executable script. Stored procedures are… Continue reading Stored Procedure transformation​ in Informatica​

Published February 1, 2018
Categorized as Informatica PowerCenter Tagged stored procedures, Transformations

SQL Override​ in Informatica​

We have an option to customize the default query provided by the transformations and enter custom SQL query by using SQL override. The most common transformations which support the SQL… Continue reading SQL Override​ in Informatica​

Published February 1, 2018
Categorized as PowerCenter Certification

Solution – Create Retail Datamart using Informatica PowerCenter

Certification Project – Create Retail Datamart using Informatica PowerCenter Problem Statement. The purpose of this solution is to explain how to create a retail data warehouse / Datamart using PowerCenter.… Continue reading Solution – Create Retail Datamart using Informatica PowerCenter

Published January 2, 2018
Categorized as Informatica PowerCenter

Performance Tuning – Aggregator Transformations

Aggregator transformations often slow performance because they must group data before processing it. Aggregator transformations need additional memory to hold intermediate group results. Use the following guidelines to optimize the… Continue reading Performance Tuning – Aggregator Transformations

Published December 14, 2017
Categorized as Informatica PowerCenter, Performance Tuning Tagged Aggregator, Performance Tuning

Informatica certification – Commit Points

What is source based commit? Ans:- The Integration Service commits data to the target based on the number of rows from some active sources in a target load order group.… Continue reading Informatica certification – Commit Points

Published December 12, 2017
Categorized as PowerCenter Certification Tagged Advanced Workflow, Certification

Source Based Commits

  The Integration Service commits data to the target based on the number of rows from some active sources in a target load order group. When the Integration Service runs… Continue reading Source Based Commits

Published December 12, 2017
Categorized as Informatica PowerCenter Tagged Advanced Workflow, workflow, Workflow Manager

Performance Tuning – Target Bottlenecks

The most common performance bottleneck occurs when the Integration Service writes to a target database. Small checkpoint intervals, small database network packet sizes, or problems during heavy loading operations can… Continue reading Performance Tuning – Target Bottlenecks

Published December 10, 2017
Categorized as Informatica PowerCenter, Performance Tuning

Informatica certification – Rank Transformation

How many Ranks ports are allowed in a Rank Transformation? Ans:- Only ONE. What is RANKINDEX? Ans:- It is an output port to which the integration service store the ranking position for… Continue reading Informatica certification – Rank Transformation

Published December 4, 2017
Categorized as PowerCenter Certification Tagged Certification, Rank

How to start a workflow using pmcmd

PowerCenter provides a number of command line programs that you call from your application to manage the Integration Service and Repository Service. What is ​pmcmd? pmcmd​ ​is a command line… Continue reading How to start a workflow using pmcmd

Published November 12, 2017
Categorized as Informatica PowerCenter Tagged command line programs

Create Retail Datamart using Informatica PowerCenter

Certification Project – Create Retail Datamart using Informatica PowerCenter Problem Statement. The purpose of this solution is to explain how to create a retail data warehouse / Datamart using PowerCenter.… Continue reading Create Retail Datamart using Informatica PowerCenter

Published November 11, 2017
Categorized as Informatica PowerCenter

How to create Repository Folder

Repository Folders Folders provide a way to organize and store metadata in the repository, including mappings, schemas, and sessions. Folders help you logically organize the repository. A folder consist of… Continue reading How to create Repository Folder

Published October 2, 2016
Categorized as Informatica PowerCenter Tagged PowerCenter Express, Repositories

How To Propagate Port Attributes

Propagating Port Attributes When you edit a port name in a transformation, by default, the Designer propagates references to that port in the expressions, conditions, and other ports in that… Continue reading How To Propagate Port Attributes

Published September 29, 2016
Categorized as Informatica PowerCenter Tagged Mapping, Transformations, Working Tips

Informatica services stops automatically

Informatica Services are Getting Stop Automatically All of a sudden i couldn’t connect to Repository, I am getting an error. Usually this error comes if the Informatica service is not… Continue reading Informatica services stops automatically

Published August 9, 2016
Categorized as Troubleshoot Tagged Informatica, Oracle Connections, Troubleshoot

MD5 (Message-Digest algorithm 5) In Informatica

MD5 (Message-Digest algorithm 5) In Informatica MD5 is a one-way cryptographic hash function in informatica which is used to verify the data integrity. This function uses Message-Digest algorithm 5 (MD5) to… Continue reading MD5 (Message-Digest algorithm 5) In Informatica

Published May 24, 2016
Categorized as Informatica PowerCenter

How to Convert Julian to Gregorian date in Informatica

How to Convert Julian date to Gregorian date in Informatica Dates in the Julian calendar are called Julian dates which are not supported in Informatica. We need to convert the… Continue reading How to Convert Julian to Gregorian date in Informatica

Published May 21, 2016
Categorized as Informatica PowerCenter Tagged Expression, Transformations

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