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    The three stages of Lookup, Join, and Merge differ mainly in memory usage, how they handle unmatched rows, and input data requirements. Lookup stores source data in a buffer for processing, making it suitable for smaller data amounts. Join reads directly from disk, allowing faster processing of large data. Merge is for large data and has as many reject links as updated input links.

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    The three stages of Lookup, Join, and Merge differ mainly in memory usage, how they handle unmatched rows, and input data requirements. Lookup stores source data in a buffer for processing, making it suitable for smaller data amounts. Join reads directly from disk, allowing faster processing of large data. Merge is for large data and has as many reject links as updated input links.

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    The three stages of Lookup, Join, and Merge differ mainly in memory usage, how they handle unmatched rows, and input data requirements. Lookup stores source data in a buffer for processing, making it suitable for smaller data amounts. Join reads directly from disk, allowing faster processing of large data. Merge is for large data and has as many reject links as updated input links.

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    what is the main differences between Lookup, Join and Merge stages?
    The 3 stages differ mainly in the memory they use,
    treatment of rows with unmatched & their
    requirements for
    data being input.
    In detailed:
    Lookup is used for less amount of data becausu it
    will
    takes the data from source and store in buffer so
    every
    time it process from buffer.
    Join is used for huge amount of data because it
    directly
    takes the data from disk so it process faster than
    lookup.
    Joiner is used to join with different join conditions.
    Merge is also used for huge amount of data. Merge
    has the
    same number of reject links as there are updated
    updated
    input links.
     

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