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Old 01-27-04, 14:59
vishnukumar vishnukumar is offline
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Please can some one list out the pros and cons of Temtec Executive Viewer

Hi all

Guys could u please list some of the strengths and drawbacks of the two reporting tools mentioned below. Especially people who have been using them. U dont have to know both of them even about one of them is OK.

Informatica Power Analyser Vs Temtec Executive Viewer

will appreciate ur help

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vishnu

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Old 08-25-11, 11:05
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Defining ANSI join condition in Informatica Power Analyzer

Hello,

I am not sure if this is the right place to post a thread. I am new to dbforums.com and I don't know where to post a new thread.

Here is my issue,

We are using Vertica as our reporting db, which follows ANSI SQL standards.
I am trying to create ANSI join condition while creating a Schema in Informatica PowerAnalyzer.
In custom joins option, I have selected type of join.
In join condition I simply mentioned the condition with '=' operator. But it is throwing error.

If I define the condition with (+) and = operators ( Oracle compatible code), its working.

I would appreciate any input on this.

Thank you,
Lalitha
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Old 08-25-11, 13:37
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I suspect you may struggle to get an answer here, unless someone happens to know Vertica. My guess is that you will get a better response from a forum which supports vertica
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