If you calculate the cache size
requirements correctly and sufficiently, all cached data will remain in memory
and not create files on the server.
Files will be created on the server when
- The cache space requirements exceed the memory allocated for any of the transformations that create caches: Agg, Rnk, Lkp, Jnr, Srt.
- Incremental aggragation is used with an aggragator transformation to store the finished aggragated values until the next run
- Persistant lookup cache is selected to store the lookup caches until they are reused by the next lookup transformation.
Aggregate
Cache Calculation
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Cache
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Calculation
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Columns in Cache
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Index
|
# groups [( column size) + 17]
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Group-by columns.
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Data
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# groups[( column size) + 7]
|
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* Each aggregate function has different cache space requirements.
As a general rule, you can multiply the column containing the aggregate
function by three.
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Rank
Cache Calculation
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Cache
|
Calculation
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Columns in Cache
|
Index
|
# groups [( column size) + 17]
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Group-by columns.
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Data
|
# groups [(#
ranks *( column size + 10)) + 20]
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Joiner
Cache Calculation
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Cache
|
Calculation
|
Columns in Cache
|
Index
|
# master rows
[( column size) + 16]
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Master column in join conditions.
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Data
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# master rows
[( column size) + 8]
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Master column not in join condition and
used for output.
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Table
19-6. Lookup Cache Calculation
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Cache
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Calculation
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Columns in Cache
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Index
|
# rows in
lookup table [( column size) + 16]
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Columns in lookup condition.
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Data
|
# rows in
lookup table [( column size) + 8]
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Connected output ports not in the lookup
condition.
Return port (for unconnected Lookup
transformations).
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For more information about each cache, see the
separate sections in this chapter.
Cache Column Sizes
When
you calculate the column size for each cache, include the size of the data and
additional processing requirements.
Table gives the columns sizes for index
and data cache calculations:
Column
Sizes for Cache Calculations
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Datatype
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Aggregator, Rank
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Joiner, Lookup
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Binary
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precision + 2
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precision + 8
Round to nearest multiple of 8
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Date/Time
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18
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24
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Decimal, high precision off (all
precision)
|
10
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16
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Decimal, high precision on (precision
<=18)
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18
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24
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Decimal, high precision on (precision
>18, <=28)
|
22
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32
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Decimal, high precision on (precision
>28)
|
10
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16
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Decimal, high precision on (negative
scale)
|
10
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16
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Double
|
10
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16
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Real
|
10
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16
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Integer
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6
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16
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Small integer
|
6
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16
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NString, NText, String, Text
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Unicode mode: 2*(precision + 2)
ASCII mode: precision + 3
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Unicode mode: 2*(precision + 5)
ASCII mode: precision + 9
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