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Developer Transformation Guide

Developer Transformation Guide

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Cache Comparison

Cache Comparison

The Integration Service performs differently based on the type of lookup cache that you configure.

The following table compares Lookup transformations with an uncached lookup, a static cache, and a dynamic cache:

Uncached	Static Cache	Dynamic Cache
The Integration Service does not insert or update the cache.	The Integration Service does not insert or update the cache.	The Integration Service can insert or update rows in the cache as it passes rows to the target.
You can use a relational lookup.	You can use a relational or flat file lookup.	You can use a relational or flat file lookup.
When the condition is true, the Integration Service returns a value from the lookup table or cache. When the condition is not true, the Integration Service returns the default value for connected transformations and NULL for unconnected transformations.	When the condition is true, the Integration Service returns a value from the lookup table or cache. When the condition is not true, the Integration Service returns the default value for connected transformations and NULL for unconnected transformations.	When the condition is true, the Integration Service either updates rows in the cache or leaves the cache unchanged, based on the row type. This indicates that the row is in the cache and target table. You can pass updated rows to a target. When the condition is not true, the Integration Service either inserts rows into the cache or leaves the cache unchanged, based on the row type. This indicates that the row is not in the cache or target. You can pass inserted rows to a target table.

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