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Learning Informatica PowerCenter 10.x - Second Edition

By : Rahul Malewar
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Learning Informatica PowerCenter 10.x - Second Edition

By: Rahul Malewar

Overview of this book

Informatica PowerCenter is an industry-leading ETL tool, known for its accelerated data extraction, transformation, and data management strategies. This book will be your quick guide to exploring Informatica PowerCenter’s powerful features such as working on sources, targets, transformations, performance optimization, scheduling, deploying for processing, and managing your data at speed. First, you’ll learn how to install and configure tools. You will learn to implement various data warehouse and ETL concepts, and use PowerCenter 10.x components to build mappings, tasks, workflows, and so on. You will come across features such as transformations, SCD, XML processing, partitioning, constraint-based loading, Incremental aggregation, and many more. Moreover, you’ll also learn to deliver powerful visualizations for data profiling using the advanced monitoring dashboard functionality offered by the new version. Using data transformation technique, performance tuning, and the many new advanced features, this book will help you understand and process data for training or production purposes. The step-by-step approach and adoption of real-time scenarios will guide you through effectively accessing all core functionalities offered by Informatica PowerCenter version 10.x.
Table of Contents (20 chapters)
Title Page
Credits
About the Author
Acknowledgement
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
Customer Feedback
Preface

Viewing session run properties


Similar to workflow run properties, Informatica PowerCenter Workflow Monitor shows the session-level run properties. To open the session run properties, right-click on the session, and select Get Run Properties:

The session-level run properties section will appear at the right bottom of Monitor screen.

Task detail properties

The task details under the session run properties are shown as follows:

The various options under Task Details of session run properties are mentioned here:

Properties

Description

Instance Name

This indicates the name of the session.

Task Type

This indicates the type of task. In this case, it is session.

Integration Service Name

This indicates the name of the integration services used for running the session.

Node(s)

This indicates the nodes on which the session is running.

Start Time

This indicates the start time of the session.

End Time

This indicates the end time of the session.

Recovery Time(s)

This indicates the number of times the session has been recovered...