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Every now and then I forget the difference between applied and rejected rows in the session
log/workflow monitor.
Requested
The requested rows are the number of rows the session attempts to send to the target.
Applied
The applied rows are the rows that are sent to the target for processing.
Affected
The affected rows are the rows that are affected by processing.
Rejected
The rejected rows are the rows that failed during the processing at the target.
So, basically, if I sent a row into a target as a DD_UPDATE and it actually updated a row in the
target database, I would get Applied = 1 and Affected = 1.
If I sent a row in for an update and there was no rows updated for some reason, I would get
Applied = 1 and Affected = 0.
Another scenario that you might see if the Affected being larger than the Applied. This happens
when you send a row in to update and it updates more than 1 row in the target database.