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What Is A Look-up?
1.
What Is A Look-up?
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Look-up
A lookup file represents a set of serial files /
FLAT
files
A lookup is a specific
DATA
set that is keyed.
The key is used for mapping values based on the data available in a particular file
The data set can be static or
DYNAMIC
.
Hash-joins can be replaced by reformatting and any of the input in lookup to join should contain less number of records with a slim
LENGTH
of records
Abinitio has certain functions for retrieval of values using the key for the lookup.
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