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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to PowerExchange for JDBC V2
  3. PowerExchange for JDBC V2 Configuration Overview
  4. JDBC V2 Connections
  5. PowerExchange for JDBC V2 Data Objects
  6. JDBC V2 Mappings
  7. PowerExchange for JDBC V2 Dynamic Mappings
  8. JDBC V2 Lookup
  9. JDBC V2 Run-Time Processing
  10. JDBC V2 Datatype Reference

PowerExchange for JDBC V2 User Guide

PowerExchange for JDBC V2 User Guide

PowerExchange for JDBC V2 Lookup Overview

PowerExchange for JDBC V2 Lookup Overview

You can use a JDBC data object read operation to look up data in a JDBC V2 table.
You can add a JDBC V2 data object read operation as a lookup in a mapping. You can then configure a lookup condition to look up data from the JDBC V2 table.
You can configure a cached lookup operation to cache the lookup data in a mapping that runs on the Spark engine.
When you enable lookup caching, the Data Integration Service caches the lookup values. The Data Integration Service queries the lookup source once, caches the values, and looks up values in the cache. Caching the lookup values can increase performance on large lookup tables.
When you disable caching, the Data Integration Service does not cache the lookup values. The Data Integration Service queries the lookup source instead of building and querying the lookup cache. Each time a row passes, the Data Integration Service issues a SELECT statement to the lookup source for lookup values.
You can set cached lookup in the run-time properties of the lookup operation in a mapping.
For more information about the cached lookup, see "Lookup Transformation" in the
Developer Transformation Guide
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