Optimizing dataflow loaders – bulk-loading methods
By default, all records inside a dataflow coming to a target table object are sent as separate INSERT
commands to a target table at the database level. If millions of records pass the dataflow and transformation happens on the ETL box without push-downs, the performance of sending millions of INSERT
commands over the network back to a database for insertion could be extremely slow. That is why it is possible to configure the alternative load methods on the target table object inside a dataflow. These types of loads are called
bulk-load loads. Bulk-load methods are different in nature, but all of them have the main principle and achieve the same goal—they avoid the execution of millions of INSERT ...
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