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What is difference between a connected look up and
unconnected look up?
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Answer Posted / rameshk
which t/r see a part of mapping is called connected
which is not part of mapping is called unconnected
the main diffrence between connected and unconnected lookup is the connected lookup connect eithere source or target but unnconnecte either nd nor connect to source or target.
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