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What are the limitations for bulk loading in informatica for all kind of databases and transformations?

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What are the limitations for bulk loading in informatica for all kind of databases and transformations?
posted May 7, 2015 by Amit Sharma

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Bulk load is used for external loaders and in bulk load we will not write information to datalog file so if any
recovery is needed it is not possible.

answer May 8, 2015 by Manikandan J
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