How to join the source data having 100 million records?

Newbie003242 Lv1Posted 03 Jun 2023 14:29

In Informatica PowerCenter, the normal join is working for the src file having data of 10000 records, but it's throwing an error for 100 million src records. How should I fix this issue?

I have enabled the sorted port in joiner and have even added a sorter before joiner and have sorted the ports which are the same in both the sorters I have used. I am getting the error as(no ports are sorted)

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sumran Lv2Posted 10 Jun 2023 13:22
  
first check and verify your physical connection .the it works hopefully
Taha Lv2Posted 10 Jun 2023 13:15
  
please check the physical connection and try again
MTR Lv2Posted 09 Jun 2023 21:35
  
When installing a new server in an environment that already has existing servers running Sangfor HCI, it is generally recommended to install the same version of Sangfor HCI as the existing servers. This ensures compatibility and consistency across the environment. However, it's important to consider a few factors:

Compatibility: Check the compatibility matrix provided by Sangfor to determine if there are any specific version dependencies or requirements. Ensure that the version you plan to install on the new server is compatible with the existing servers in terms of hardware, firmware, and software components.

Update availability: If there is a newer version of Sangfor HCI available, such as 6.8.0, you may consider upgrading the existing servers to that version before installing the new server. This helps maintain consistency and allows you to leverage the latest features, bug fixes, and performance improvements. Review the release notes and documentation of the newer version to understand the enhancements and changes it brings.

Stability and testing: If the existing servers are running a stable version of Sangfor HCI and the new server is critical or requires immediate deployment, it may be prudent to install the same version as the existing servers. This reduces the risk of compatibility issues or unexpected behavior due to version differences. However, if the new server is not time-sensitive, you can consider upgrading the existing servers first and then installing the latest version on the new server.

Vendor recommendations: Reach out to Sangfor support or consult their documentation for specific recommendations or best practices regarding version compatibility and deployment scenarios. The vendor's guidance can provide valuable insights into the most suitable approach for your particular situation.
MTR Lv2Posted 09 Jun 2023 21:32
  
Increase memory allocation: Check the memory allocation for your Informatica PowerCenter session and increase it if necessary. Insufficient memory can lead to errors when processing large datasets. You can adjust the memory allocation in the session properties or the Integration Service configuration.

Optimize joiner transformation: Ensure that you have configured the Joiner transformation properly for handling large datasets. Here are some recommendations:

Enable the "Sorted Input" option in the Joiner transformation.
Use a Sorter transformation before the Joiner to sort the input data on the join key(s).
Ensure that the join keys are sorted in the same order in both the Sorter transformations and the Joiner transformation.
Verify that you have connected the sorted output ports of the Sorter transformation to the Joiner transformation.
Check data types and lengths: Ensure that the data types and lengths of the join keys in the source files are consistent and match the data types and lengths defined in the Joiner transformation. Any mismatch can cause errors during the join operation.

Enable cache optimization: Enable cache optimization for the Joiner transformation. This option allows the Joiner transformation to use less memory and can improve performance for large datasets. You can enable cache optimization by right-clicking on the Joiner transformation and selecting "Properties." In the properties window, go to the "Caching" tab and enable the "Optimized" option.

Partitioning and pushdown optimization: Consider partitioning the data and leveraging pushdown optimization if your source and target databases support it. Partitioning the data allows the Joiner transformation to process smaller subsets of data concurrently, improving performance. Pushdown optimization offloads the join operation to the database, further enhancing performance. These options require specific database support and configuration.

Enable session log: Enable session log to capture detailed error messages and diagnostic information. The session log can provide valuable insights into the specific cause of the error, allowing you to troubleshoot more effectively.
Zonger Lv5Posted 07 Jun 2023 17:29
  
When working with larger datasets, it's important to optimize your Informatica PowerCenter workflow to handle the increased data volume efficiently.
Here are some steps you can take to address the issue and fix the error:
  • Increase Buffer Size: Adjust the buffer size for the joiner transformation to accommodate the larger dataset. You can increase the buffer size in the joiner transformation properties to improve performance. Experiment with different buffer sizes to find the optimal setting for your specific scenario.
  • Enable Sorted Input: Ensure that the input ports for the joiner transformation are sorted. You mentioned that you have enabled the sorted port in the joiner, but you're still getting an error. Make sure that the input ports of the joiner transformation are explicitly marked as sorted by selecting the "Sorted Input" option in the joiner transformation properties.
  • Verify Sorter Transformation: Double-check the configuration of the sorter transformation before the joiner. Ensure that the ports you're using for sorting in the sorter transformation match the corresponding ports in the other sorter transformation. The sort order and data types should also be consistent.
  • Memory Considerations: Large datasets require sufficient memory resources. Check if your system has enough memory allocated for PowerCenter to process the larger dataset. Adjust the memory settings in the PowerCenter Integration Service configuration accordingly to avoid any memory-related issues.
  • Partitioning and Pushdown Optimization: If possible, consider partitioning the join operation to distribute the data processing across multiple nodes or partitions. This can improve performance by utilizing parallel processing. Additionally, evaluate the possibility of leveraging database-specific optimizations, such as pushdown optimization, to offload the join operation to the database engine.
  • Performance Monitoring: Monitor the performance of the join operation using PowerCenter's performance monitoring tools. Analyze the session logs and statistics to identify any bottlenecks or areas for improvement. Look for any warnings or errors that can provide insights into the specific issues encountered during the join operation.

It's worth noting that the optimal solution may vary depending on your specific environment, data characteristics, and hardware resources
Imran Tahir Lv4Posted 07 Jun 2023 12:47
  
Please insure the physical connection
sumran Lv2Posted 06 Jun 2023 12:46
  
check the cable and memory allocation
Taha Lv2Posted 06 Jun 2023 12:41
  
please check the cable connections carefully
Farina Ahmed Lv5Posted 05 Jun 2023 13:40
  
If you're encountering an error when joining 100 million source records in Informatica PowerCenter, here's a concise approach to address the issue:

Verify sorting order: Confirm that the sorting order is correctly specified for sorted ports in both the joiner and sorter transformations. Ensure consistency and matching sorting orders for the ports being sorted.

Increase memory resources: Allocate sufficient memory resources to the PowerCenter Integration Service to handle large datasets. Adjust the memory settings in the PowerCenter Administration Console.

Partition the data: Divide the source data into smaller partitions to enable parallel processing. Use the Partitioning option in the Source Qualifier transformation or a Partitioning object.

Use incremental joins: Consider performing incremental joins instead of joining all records at once. Incremental joins involve joining smaller subsets of data gradually, reducing memory and processing requirements.

Optimize the mapping: Streamline the mapping by removing unnecessary transformations, minimizing data flow, or aggregating data before the join if applicable.

Consider database join: If the source data is in a database, leverage database query optimization by performing the join within the database instead of using PowerCenter.

Enable high-performance mode: Activate the high-performance mode in the session properties to optimize performance for large data volumes.

Monitor session logs: Check session logs for detailed error messages or warnings that can provide insights into the join operation issue.
Saimon Lv2Posted 05 Jun 2023 10:39
  
Increase buffer sizes: Modify the buffer size properties for the Joiner transformation to accommodate the larger dataset. Increasing the buffer sizes can help handle the larger volume of data efficiently.

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