Liquid hub ETL Testing Interview questions

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1.tell me about yourself..

2.tell me about your project

3.project architecture..

4.how inserts and updates happens while loading the data from staging to DWH.

5.What is denormalisation?

6.substring syntax and example?

7.is snowflake is denormalised or normalised?

8.how can you validate null values?

9.how can you validate data truncation?

10.how can you validate duplicates?

11.diff b/n delete and truncate?

12.i have two columns deptno and deptname how can you extract data from these two
columns?

13.in UNIX how to move to previous directory?

14.how to identify current directory?

15.top 3 and bottom 3 lines in UNIX?

16.after development from where your work starts?

Second round:-

1.tell me about ur self

2.source is flat life and target is oracle db then how to valdiate

3.we 1000 records but loaded 800 records in target the what is the impact of
client.

4.what is the diff between nvl and nvl2.

5.how to remove the spaces in string i want to remove the spaces starting middle
and ending
6.i have 2 columns in table stid(100 records) and status(pass and fail) then i want
to display pass and fail count

7.i have 3 columns in table empno,ename,dob i want to display years wise count.

8.how to display the lines in a file in unix

9.how to stop the process in unix

3rd Round:-
Tell me about yourself

*what are the tools you are using currentlt

*Draw your project Architecture&explain the process.

*in a table one coloumn contain null values,how can u display duplicate values.

*how do u perform file level validation.

*how to display duplicates in a single column.

*how do u run the jobs

*If you run 10jobs 1job got failed.how can u get the failed job details.

*A file contain millions f records, u cant open that file. How do u perform file
validation.

*Diff bw severity n priority with example.

How can u define this is high severity n high priority.

*hw do u validate source n target.

*what are the module present in the alm.

*Defect life cycle.