Thursday, December 23, 2010

Some interview Questions


1. How can you recognize whether or not the newly added rows in the source are gets insert in the target?

Version number
Flag value
Effective date Range 

2.What is the use of incremental aggregation? Explain me in brief with an example. 

                        Captured changes in the source to aggregate calculations in a session. If the source changes only incrementally and you can capture changes, you can configure the session to process only those changes. This allows the Informatica Server to update your target incrementally,

3.What is the difference between stop and abort? 
 
                                         In this case data query from source databases is stopped immediately but whatever data has been loaded into buffer there transformations and loading contunes.Abort: Same as Stop but in this case maximum time allowed for buffered data is 60 Seconds.

4.What is the Confirmed Dimensions?

Conformed Dimensions: The dimension which gives the same meaning across different star schemas is called Conformed dimension.

5.About DTM?
D.T.M. [Data Transformation Manager]: It is responsible for modifying the data according to the transformation rule given in the mapping. it stores the data in temporary memory call staging area.[buffer]. Where data transformation activities takes place.

6.Type of Dimensions? 

Fact constellation: its process of joining two fact tables.

Conformed dimension: a dimension table which can be shared by multiple fact tables is known as conformed dimension [common dimension].

Fact less fact table: a fact table without any fact is known as fact less fact table.

Junk dimensions: a dimension with a type a flag, bullion and description or not used to describe the key performance indicators are known as Junk dimensions.


Dirty dimensions: in a dimension table if a record existing more than once with difference non key attribute is known as dirty dimensions.



1 comment:

  1. Can u plz justify the differences between Server Oriented Archtecture and Service Oriented Architecture...

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