what is the difference between Informatica 7.1 and
Abinitio?
Answer / nagaraju bhatraju
There is a lot of diffrence between informatica an Ab Initio
In Ab Initio we r using 3 parllalisim
but Informatica using 1 parllalisim
In Ab Initio no scheduling option we can scheduled manully
or pl/sql script
but informatica contains 4 scheduling options
Ab Inition contains co-operating system
but informatica is not
Ramp time is very quickly in Ab Initio campare than
Informatica
Ab Initio is userfriendly than Informatica
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