what is usage of datastage with materialized views

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what is usage of datastage with materialized views..

Answer / syed naseruddin

materailized views are useful in two in datastage
1)when we are loading data from standard interface(staging
area) to dataware house
2)from datawarehose to reporting area


note:standard interface means---->in this arera we are
going to load the standerzie data using datastage from
differnet flat files and staging area.
on top of standerdized data we perform transformations


so,after performing transformations according to bussines
requirments we will load data to warehouse in between this
we material viwes to automatically referesh the data

same way when we are loading data from warehouse to
reporting purpose

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what is usage of datastage with materialized views..

Answer / hari

Hi Kpk

I Think u r answer correct in Oracle view but question is
how can we use the materilized views in dataStage.

My view is No need of materialized view in DataStage it can
be used in Reporting time ( in OLAP)

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what is usage of datastage with materialized views..

Answer / kpk

Materilized views are similar to normal views, but the
difference is, materilized views are stored in the databse
and they are refereshed timely to get the new data....

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what is usage of datastage with materialized views..

Answer / srinu

materialized views are used in lookup stage,for data refernces in local machine.these does not import physical data into local machine just refernces by using materialized views

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