Scenario: What is Shortcuts,
Sessions, Batches, mapplets, mappings, Worklet & workflow?
Solution:
We can create shortcuts to
objects in shared folders. Shortcuts provide the easiest way to reuse objects.
We use a shortcut as if it were the actual object, and when we make a change to
the original object, all shortcuts inherit the change.
Shortcuts to folders in the
same repository are known as local shortcuts. Shortcuts to the global
repository are called global shortcuts.
We use the Designer to
create shortcuts.
Sessions and Batches
Sessions and batches store
information about how and when the Informatica Server moves data through
mappings. You create a session for each mapping you want to run. You can group
several sessions together in a batch. Use the Server Manager to create sessions
and batches.
Mapplets
You can design a mapplet to
contain sets of transformation logic to be reused in multiple mappings within a
folder, a repository, or a domain. Rather than recreate the same set of
transformations each time, you can create a mapplet containing the
transformations, then add instances of the mapplet to individual mappings. Use
the Mapplet Designer tool in the Designer to create mapplets.
Mappings
A mapping specifies how to
move and transform data from sources to targets. Mappings include source and
target definitions and transformations. Transformations describe how the
Informatica Server transforms data. Mappings can also include shortcuts,
reusable transformations, and mapplets. Use the Mapping Designer tool in the Designer
to create mappings.
session
A session is a set of
instructions to move data from sources to targets.
workflow
A workflow is a set of
instructions that tells the Informatica server how to execute the tasks.
Worklet
Worklet is an object that
represents a set of tasks.…
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