I am confused why we use Reload from cache, does it provide some kind of undo functionality?
Also I am confusing it with Partial reload, are they same?
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why we use reload from cache?
+5Best answer by paula.garci11
Hi Raman,
Reload from cache allows you to use the data stored temporarily in an accessible storage media and separate from the main storage. While the partial reload only performs the reload of the indicated tables.
If you only want to update a subset of tables, you can also use a partial reload. This does a complete reload of the specified tables and a reload from cache for the rest. This gives you higher and faster performance.
I hope it helps you.
Paula.
+14Hi Raman,
Reload from cache allows you to use the data stored temporarily in an accessible storage media and separate from the main storage. While the partial reload only performs the reload of the indicated tables.
If you only want to update a subset of tables, you can also use a partial reload. This does a complete reload of the specified tables and a reload from cache for the rest. This gives you higher and faster performance.
I hope it helps you.
Paula.
+5paula.garci11 wrote:
Hi Raman,
Reload from cache allows you to use the data stored temporarily in an accessible storage media and separate from the main storage. While the partial reload only performs the reload of the indicated tables.
If you only want to update a subset of tables, you can also use a partial reload. This does a complete reload of the specified tables and a reload from cache for the rest. This gives you higher and faster performance.
I hope it helps you.
Paula.
Great, Thanks
+5paula.garci11 wrote:
Hi Raman,
Reload from cache allows you to use the data stored temporarily in an accessible storage media and separate from the main storage. While the partial reload only performs the reload of the indicated tables.
If you only want to update a subset of tables, you can also use a partial reload. This does a complete reload of the specified tables and a reload from cache for the rest. This gives you higher and faster performance.
I hope it helps you.
Paula.
Uhh by this one more question raised that which data stores into the cache memory of EMS, after we execute a data job or before executing data job?
Like if I added a new transformation and didn't execute the data job, then if I click reload from cache does that new change will be deleted or saved?
+14I think they are different things, @Raman Silotia .
In one side, you have a new data transformation saved without execution so it haven't done any modification in your data or datatables.
In other side you have the data stored in the cache.
So if you reload from cache there is not changes done in any case.
+5paula.garci11 wrote:
I think they are different things, @Raman Silotia .
In one side, you have a new data transformation saved without execution so it haven't done any modification in your data or datatables.
In other side you have the data stored in the cache.
So if you reload from cache there is not changes done in any case.
Alright Paula, thanks for taking time to give the answer
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