how did u understand business requirement?
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Answer / kishore
first of all Understanding Business requirements is the job of business analysts.
let the question was fired on the developer: then
First i will study the source system, and will try to figure out the business needs, if i didn't succeed in that, then i will discuss the issues with my business analysts.
source system study involves in understanding the relations between columns in a table, or fields in a flat file or data in a cobol file.
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Answer / moorthy g
I'm working in Informatica support project:
In generally we say any new req. "ticket" Ex: INIT1113371
using this ticket no. we can able get the document through
remedy tool
and just go through the document and understand the
requirement. adding new column or remove column like that.
If we are removing any column means, first check it out
this column refered any table or not
after that only. we can remove the particular column.
adding new column is very easy. 1-1 mapping.
after finishing we prepare migration document. we will send
to customer for cutomer requirement.
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