What is souce qualifier transformation it is active or
passive
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Answer / smarati
It is active transformation because,
- we can do sql override
- select distinct option, which reduces the number of rows.
- we can use join condition
All the above increases/decreases the number of rows, so SQ
is active.
Thanks
Som
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Answer / sushma
SQ transofrmation reads the rows from the source. It is an
active transformation.
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