You have defined the following:
- Commit Type = 'Target'
- Commit Interval = 10000
- writer buffer block can hold multiple 7,500 rows
- you are loading 40,000 records into the target
After how many records will the Informatica Server issue
commit commands?
a)7500, 15000, 22500, 30000, 40000
b)15000, 22500, 30000, 37500, 40000
c)15000, 22500, 30000, 40000
d)15000, 30000, 40000
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Answer / benzdev
As per writer buffer here can hold multiple 7500 records
i.e 15000
even though we apply commit points in target the
integration service waits for writter buffer to fill
completely.
Answer is d) 15000,30000,40000
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Answer / satish lomte
ANS (C)
a session is configured with target-based commit interval
of 10,000. The writer buffers fill every 7,500 rows. When
the Informatica Server reaches the commit interval of
10,000, it continues processing data until the writer
buffer is filled. The second buffer fills at 15,000 rows,
(i.e. 15000>=10000) and the Informatica Server issues a
commit to the target. If the session completes
successfully, the Informatica Server issues commits after
15,000, 22,500 (i.e. 22500>=20000), 30,000,(30000>=30000)
and 40,000 rows. (i.e. 37500>=40000 FALSE, so second buffer
is filled after 37500 and commits at 40,0000 )
Also
The writer buffer available depends on the dtm buffer block
size as configured in the session. The default is 64000
bytes. Say for example your target row is 2000 bytes long,
that would mean that each buffer block could hold 32 rows.
If you set your target commit interval at 100 then it would
actually commit at 128 rows. 3 buffer blocks would be 32 x
3 = 96 rows, which is less than the commit interval. 4
buffer blocks would be 32 x 4 = 128 rows.
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Answer / vandan
Informatica server issues commit commands as follows as per
your question
15000, 22500, 30000, 37500, 40000
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Answer / sajj
Target Based Commit
During a target-based commit session, the Informatica Server continues to fill the writer buffer after it reaches the commit interval. When the buffer block is filled, the Informatica Server issues a commit command. As a result, the amount of data committed at the commit point generally exceeds the commit interval.
In above example, a session is configured with target-based commit interval of 10,000. The writer buffers fill every 7,500 rows. When the Informatica Server reaches the commit interval of 10,000, it continues processing data until the writer buffer is filled. Example says multiple buffer so the second buffer fills at 15,000 rows, and the Informatica Server issues a commit to the target. If the
session completes successfully, the Informatica Server issues commits after 15,000, 22,500, 30,000, and 40,000 rows. So the Answer is "C"
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Answer / nagesh
Ans (C)
A session is configured with target-based commit interval
of 10,000. The writer buffers fill every 7,500 rows. When
the Informatica Server reaches the commit interval
of 10,000, it continues processing data until the writer
buffer is filled. The second buffer fills at 15,000 rows,
and the Informatica Server issues a commit to the target.
If the
session completes successfully, the Informatica Server
issues commits after 15,000, 22,500, 30,000, and 40,000
rows.
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