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Learning Informatica PowerCenter 10.x

Learning Informatica PowerCenter 10.x - Second Edition

By : Rahul Malewar
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Learning Informatica PowerCenter 10.x

Learning Informatica PowerCenter 10.x

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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.
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Control task


Control Task is used to control the execution of the Workflow. You can stop, abort, or fail the parent workflow or top-level workflow by defining the appropriate condition in the Control task.

The Control task acts as a green signal or a red signal. If you use a Control task in a branch in workflow and if everything is moving smoothly, that is, if there is no issue with the process, the Control task will not even be triggered. It will act invisible. But if the process catches up with the issue, the Control task will take the control, and based on the option you select in the properties, it will STOP, ABORT, or FAIL the workflow or top-level workflow.

Creating a Control task

To create a Control Task in Workflow Manager, follow these steps:

  1. In Workflow Manager, go to Task | Create.
  2. From the list of tasks, select Control task, and specify the name of the control task, cntl_TASK_NAME. For our reference, we are using cntl_ABORT_WORKFLOW as the Control Task name. Click on Create and then...
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