How to use Normalizer transformation?
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Answer / haribabu
it is used to import data from cobol services and it converts the single record into multible output records like normalized data is converted into denormalized data.
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Answer / usha
Normalizer transformation whic is used to normilize the
data.
Normalizer transformation is used to conver columns to rows.
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