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  1. shridana

    SMP and MPP differences

    If you go into the NCR online documentation there is one that says SMP Utilization Manager's User Guide. The SUM(SMP Utilization Manager) talks on how you can launch processes, detect processes and so on. Maybe you could get some idea if you read that.
  2. shridana

    SMP and MPP differences

    MPP 1 Stands for Massively parallel processing 2 A computing that uses many CPUs in parallel to execute a single program 3 CPU has its own memory which prevents hold up 4 Does not suffer from bottleneck when all CPUs attempt to access memory once 5 Difficult to program as applications must be...
  3. shridana

    Difference between a macro and a stored procedure?

    Another way by which your stored procedure can return an ouput is using a cursor. Cursors are used only for multiple row outputs.
  4. shridana

    Difference between a macro and a stored procedure?

    I have a question here regarding the macro and SP. I know that a macro can reference a global temporary table and volatile table. Can a stored proc also do that? If not, then that will also be a difference between the two.
  5. shridana

    Informatica certification

    Hi I am planning on takin the Informatica certification. Can anyone who has already taken the exam, share their experience. Also pls tell me about how you went about studying those and can you find any practice tests. Dana

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