unixinformaticainformatica-powercenter
file location identification in informatica
I have few file names and need to identify which mapping/workflow is generating those files? Is it possible to check this in repository or at UNIX level. your advise may help me.
Solution
If you have access to the PowerCenter repository database, you can get information about file connections associated with sessions (e.g. source or target files) from the Metadata Exchange (MX) views:
REP_SESSION_FILEScontains file connections associated with reusable sessions
REP_SESSION_INST_FILEScontains file connection information for session instances associated with workflows
Source: PowerCenter 8.6.1. Repository Guide (login required)
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