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Answer Posted / vinithra
Hi,
Say a Transformation1 accepts input from transformation 2
and passes the output to a transformation 3 , then
transformation 2 is called an upstream transformation.
transformation 3 is called a downstream transformation.
I got this from INFA Help.Please let me know if im wrong!
Thanks.
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