How to identify this row for insert and this row for update
in dynamic lookup cache
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Answer / kish
Hi Based on NEW LOOKUP ROW..informatica server indicates
which one is insert and which one is update.
New lookup row=0...no change
1....Insert
2....update
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Answer / krish
0 The PowerCenter Server does not update or insert the row
in the cache.
1 The PowerCenter Server inserts the row into the cache.
2 The PowerCenter Server updates the row in the cache.
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