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    The document describes different types of transformations in an integration service. It lists active transformations that change the number of rows passing through mapping, including source qualifier, sorter, aggregator, filter, union, joiner, normalizer, rank, router, and update strategy transformations. It also lists passive transformations that do not change the number of rows, such as expression, sequence generator, lookup, stored procedure, XML source qualifier, external procedure, input, and output transformations.

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    Informatica Active & Passive Transformation Part-11

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    Informatica-Part2

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    The document describes different types of transformations in an integration service. It lists active transformations that change the number of rows passing through mapping, including source qualifier, sorter, aggregator, filter, union, joiner, normalizer, rank, router, and update strategy transformations. It also lists passive transformations that do not change the number of rows, such as expression, sequence generator, lookup, stored procedure, XML source qualifier, external procedure, input, and output transformations.

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    Active Transformation - An Active Transformation Changes The Number of Rows That Pass Through

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    The document describes different types of transformations in an integration service. It lists active transformations that change the number of rows passing through mapping, including source qualifier, sorter, aggregator, filter, union, joiner, normalizer, rank, router, and update strategy transformations. It also lists passive transformations that do not change the number of rows, such as expression, sequence generator, lookup, stored procedure, XML source qualifier, external procedure, input, and output transformations.

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    Reads data from one or more input ports and outputs XML through a single

    XML Generator Active


    output port.

    Reads XML from one input port and outputs data to one or more output
    XML Parser Active
    ports.

    Represents the rows that the Integration Service reads from an XML source
    XML Source Qualifier Active
    when it runs a session.

    Active Transformation – An active transformation changes the number of rows that pass through
    the mapping.
    1. Source Qualifier Transformation
    2. Sorter Transformations
    3. Aggregator Transformations
    4. Filter Transformation
    5. Union Transformation
    6. Joiner Transformation
    7. Normalizer Transformation
    8. Rank Transformation
    9. Router Transformation
    10. Update Strategy Transformation
    11. Advanced External Procedure Transformation

    Passive Transformation – Passive transformations do not change the number of rows that pass
    through the mapping.
    1. Expression Transformation
    2. Sequence Generator Transformation
    3. Lookup Transformation
    4. Stored Procedure Transformation
    5. XML Source Qualifier Transformation
    6. External Procedure Transformation
    7. Input Transformation(Mapplet)
    8. Output Transformation(Mapplet)

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