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    Lookup can now be configured as an active transformation - it can return multiple rows on successful match. Now you can write SQL override on un-cached lookup also. You can control the size of your session log in a real-time environment.

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    Lookup can now be configured as an active transformation - it can return multiple rows on successful match. Now you can write SQL override on un-cached lookup also. You can control the size of your session log in a real-time environment.

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    Informatica Interview Faqs

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    Lookup can now be configured as an active transformation - it can return multiple rows on successful match. Now you can write SQL override on un-cached lookup also. You can control the size of your session log in a real-time environment.

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    From a developer's perspective, some of the new features in Informatica 9.

    x are as follows: Now Lookup can be configured as an active transformation - it can return multiple rows on successful match Now you can write SQL override on un-cached lookup also. Previously you could do it only on cached lookup You can control the size of your session log. In a real-time environment you can control the session log file size or time Database deadlock resilience feature - this will ensure that your session does not immediately fail if it encounters any database deadlock, it will now retry the operation again. You can configure number of retry attempts.

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