daily how much amount of data send to production?
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Answer / naveen
It depends on ur project. am into production support. i get
almost 10 million of data per day.
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Answer / akash
Usually the records count is in millions but the count
completely depends upon the business requirements and
varies from client to client.
It may be as low as in thousands and can go to millions of
records per day.
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Answer / infa developer
Really was this question been aksed @ HSBC?
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Answer / rkumar.etl
you need to work in realtime environment to get the
appropriate answers :)..
everyone pass the phase..specially from south india ..haa haaa
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