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DTM process: The Load Manager creates one DTM process for
each session in the workflow. it performs the following tasks:
• Reads session information from the repository.
• Expands the server, session, and mapping variables and
parameters.
• Creates the session log file.
• Validates source and target code pages.
• Verifies connection object permissions.
• Runs pre-session shell commands, stored procedures and SQL.
• Creates and run mapping, reader, writer, and
transformation threads to extract, transform, and load data.
• Runs post-session stored procedures, SQL, and shell commands.
• Sends post-session email.
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