Suppose we are using a Dynamic Lookup in a Mapping and the commit Interval set

Suppose we are using a Dynamic Lookup in a Mapping and the commit
Interval set for the tgt is 10000. Then how does the data get
committed in the lookup if there were only 100 roows read from
the src and the dynamic lookup dint have the 100th row in it?

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Suppose we are using a Dynamic Lookup in a Mapping and the commit Interval set for the tgt is 10000..

Answer / abhishek singh

First of all can u please tell me whether target is used as
source in this mapping.

If target is used as source in the mapping then commit
interval should be 1.

In other case where target is not used as source then it
could be anything, In your case it will be 10000.

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Suppose we are using a Dynamic Lookup in a Mapping and the commit Interval set for the tgt is 10000..

Answer / akash

The cache data should not get impacted in this scenario. The commit interval is a target property.

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Suppose we are using a Dynamic Lookup in a Mapping and the commit Interval set for the tgt is 10000..

Answer / imran

The dynamic lookup cache will be updated in real-time as each row is processed, independent of the target commit interval. The target commit interval only affects when the data is committed to the target table, not when the dynamic lookup cache is updated. Thus, the dynamic lookup will contain the 100th row immediately after it is processed, even though the target table commit interval is not reached.

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