What are different types of loading in Informatica?

There are different types of loading in Informatica, including:

• Normal Load: In a normal load, the data is loaded into the target system without any constraints or transformations. It is a simple loading process that is used when the data does not require any manipulation.
• Bulk Load: In a bulk load, large volumes of data are loaded into the target system using a high-speed data transfer method. This process is used when the target system is capable of handling large volumes of data and the data does not require any transformations.
• Incremental Load: In an incremental load, only the changes that have occurred in the source system since the last load are loaded into the target system. This process is used when the source system is constantly updating data and the target system needs to be kept in sync.
• Full Load: In a full load, all the data in the source system is loaded into the target system. This process is used when the target system needs to be completely refreshed with the latest data from the source system.
• Parallel Load: In a parallel load, data is loaded into the target system using multiple threads simultaneously. This process is used when large volumes of data need to be loaded quickly, and the target system has the capacity to handle parallel processing.

These are some of the common types of loading in Informatica. The choice of loading method depends on the specific requirements of the data integration project.