Answer / deepthi

thoughtput is the rate at which power centre server read
the rows in bytes from source or write the rows in bytes
into the target per second.

U can find this option in workflow monitor.
right click on session choose properties and transformation
statictics tab u can find thoughtput details fro each
instance of source and target.

Answer / usha

ThroughPut in Informatica means
per 1sec how many records loaded in to target and
and
Per 1sec how many records fetched from source.

right click on session -->get run properties-->
statistics there we can see throughput

Answer / krithi

Hi Sri,

You can find this option in Workflow Monitor. It helps you
to monitor the data reads from source or writes to target
in rows per second. Based on this we can monitor and do the
required performance tuning at the target level or source
or database level,if the through put is very low.

Answer / sri

Deepti,,,Thanks,,,
Thoughtput gives Records data in (no of Bytes per sec or
no of rows per sec).?
How can i find 1byte= __rows ?

Answer / deepthi

Hi sri,

This is as per my knowledge..........

To answer this question one should undersatnd abt code
pages like unicode data movement,ascii mode data movement
etc.
one byte=8bits

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