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what is the mechanism of the Master-Detail joining
condition?

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what is the mechanism of the Master-Detail joining condition?..

Answer / sbvp

the output of the join condition for master detail joining
is . macthed rows in the master source and all rows of the
detail source

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what is the mechanism of the Master-Detail joining condition?..

Answer / chinni

it is nothing but the informatica server just returns the
all rows from details table and matched records from master
table.
the table which contains less records taken it as a master n
another table as a detail,b'coz for performance purposes.

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what is the mechanism of the Master-Detail joining condition?..

Answer / jay

I guess it is a Left OUTER join.

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what is the mechanism of the Master-Detail joining condition?..

Answer / juggernaut

Master: Source with less number of records
Detail: Source with more number of records
For performance tuning: Joiner cache is created to store the data at the run time for Master port.
Join transformation is implemented based on the type of join we choose from the properties tab, using the options in the join type drop down list

1.Normal join: only matches record from both the tables
2.Master outer: All the records from Master table and only matches records from Detail
3.Detail outer: All the records from Detail and only matched records from Master
4.Full outer: Produces set of all records from Master and Detail

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what is the mechanism of the Master-Detail joining condition?..

Answer / radhakrishnansk

Its full outer join. achieved using joiner transformation.

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what is the mechanism of the Master-Detail joining condition?..

Answer / shruthi

The data which contains the primary key is called master
source and the source which contains the foriegn key is
called detail source. The joiner transformation joind the
data based on the master detail joining condition...

Hope this helps...

correct me if i was wrong

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