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lookup is passive y can't it be active?
let us say i have some records in my source like
101,rohit,1000
101,rohit,1000
102,kumar,2000
like wise
now as it is having multiple matches i return only
first,last value it can't return bouth the values
that means lookup is acting as select distinct right by
default what means it is active?

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lookup is passive y can't it be active? let us say i have some records in my source like 101..

Answer / sarthak

Your Question is wrong......

this data belongs to Source table or look up table..

Multiple match principle comes in lookup table(not in source
table)..
if no. of rows in source table that connected to lookup t/f
is 3,then the output of lookup t/f is 3 rows...

it will not decrease

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lookup is passive y can't it be active? let us say i have some records in my source like 101..

Answer / pune.rohitsharma

well my ans as we are doing look-up on source and we are
getting the records from the DB not from any other t/r
so that's y it is passive.

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lookup is passive y can't it be active? let us say i have some records in my source like 101..

Answer / kannan

Simple logic here,
1) SQ passes the records one by one(logical field values
eg . customer id) to lkp up t\f.
2) Then, with this logicl field values , it looks into the
database( source \target db,provided cache is disabled in
properties), fetched the records(only look up enabled
columns) and passed to the down transformation

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lookup is passive y can't it be active? let us say i have some records in my source like 101..

Answer / varun4db

In this case for first row with 101 id it will give random(
either first or last or any or error). And again for second
row 101 it will return any random( either first or last or
any or error).

So the count of out put row is equal to the input row. so it
is passive only.

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lookup is passive y can't it be active? let us say i have some records in my source like 101..

Answer / akash

An active transformation handles data in groups while a
passive transformation handles them row-by-row. Lookup
handles each record one by one. So it is a passive
transformation.

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