Read the Informatica® Release Notes to learn about known limitations and fixes associated with version 10.5.4. The Informatica version 10.5.4 release includes multiple bug fixes. The Release Notes also include information about upgrade paths and EBFs. Product documentation is updated for every major release even if a guide does not …

See Informatica® What's New and Changed to learn about new functionality and changes for current and recent product releases. You can also read the important notices for information related to support changes, new products, and release tasks that you might need to perform after you upgrade from a previous version. What's New …

Use the Informatica® Administrator Guide to learn how to log into the Administrator tool and understand the user interface. Read on how to configure, manage, and monitor the Informatica domain. Learn about domain architecture and its components, including nodes, services, high availability, connections, and monitoring.

Use the Informatica Application Service Guide to understand the application services in the Informatica domain, and learn how to manage each service. You can also learn about application service management concepts and tasks including configuration, processing behavior, architecture, and performance tuning.

Refer to the Informatica® Command Reference for information about the command line programs and utilities, such as infacmd, infasetup, pmcmd, pmpasswd, and pmrep to manage the Informatica domain, application services, and objects. Learn command descriptions, options, and arguments. You can perform much of the command line …

Refer to the Informatica® Developer Transformation Language Reference to understand transformation language in the Developer tool. Learn how you can use constants, operators, variables, dates, and functions to transform source data.

Refer to the Informatica® Database View Reference for information about the views in the Model repository, profiling warehouse, and Business Glossary. Views for each database are grouped into tables that contain their columns, data types, and descriptions of their columns.