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Answer Posted / surya
Mapping:When a Source definition transformation and Target
definition transformation are connected in a sequence
through a ETL follow of data.Such a sequence is called
Mapping.
Session:It is a task,used to migrate the data from source
to target using some instructions by informatica server is
called Session.
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