Answer Posted / harish konda
The Dynamic Lookup Cache is used to update/insert the data
into the cache.
When the session starts, if dynamic cache is used, it
fetches all the target data into its cache. And during the
session IS scans the whole dynamic cache acc. to the lookup
condition we give. It updates/inserts the cache accordingly
if the row exists/new row respectively.
When dynamic cache is selected one column named
"NewLooupRow" gets added into the lookup t/f. When a row
coming from source is new then returns 1 that is insert,
when a row coming as update then its returns 2 that is
update, and when a row coming with no changes as it is in
target before then 0 is returned.
So we can use these NewLooupRow values in other t/f's
accordingly and give conditions to update/insert/reject.
So indirectly target table gets updated/inserted/deleted
according to these values of NewLooupRow only.
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