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Diff between optimized vs unoptimized?
Diff between optimized vs unoptimized?


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About 10 times the loading speed.
If that was not the answer you are looking for, could you please tell us your question in more details.

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Hi,
Can you explain in details ?
Thanks.

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About 10 times the loading speed.
So it is advisable not to treat the data at the time of extraction but to transform into a qvd and treat the data.

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if a qvd does not have any transformation activities except renaming of field then we can call it's optimized qvd else non optimized qvd.


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You can think of an unoptimized load as reading the table one record at a time.
Whereas, the optimized load is reading in chunks of records at a time.
If your QVDis relatively small you will hardly notice a difference. When you are working with larger QVDs you will definitely see the impact. Then you could look at the links that kush141087 mentioned to help you out.
Good luck
Oscar

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"optimized" vs "unoptimized" only applies to reading QVDs, not to any other data source like table files or RDBMS.

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Thanks Oscar.
