What is the file size that ODI can handle

Hi all,
What is the file size that ODI can handle ?????????
can it handle 1GB files without any issues?????????
Thanks
Phani

Hi Phani,
It also depends on the type of file you are transfering. If have used the XML file around 1GB and the performance is very low. But we used the Database schema to load the XML data and the performance had increased very well.
I never tried the large flat files load around 1GB.
Thanks,
Yellanki

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