SSIS: The Data Flows Part 2

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SSIS: The Data Flows Part 2

SSIS (SQL Server Integration Services) is a tool for data transformation. SSIS Data Flows Part 2 builds on SSIS Data Flows Part 1 by adding a correlating Lookup and subsequent Conditional Split transformations to prevent data re-loading or loading duplicates. This addition introduces the first order of an Incremental Load SSIS design pattern that Andy calls “Forward-Only Incremental Load.”

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SSIS Data Flows Part 2 builds on SSIS Data Flows Part 1 by adding a correlating Lookup and subsequent Conditional Split transformations to prevent data re-loading, or loading duplicates. This addition introduces the first order of an Incremental Load SSIS design pattern that Andy calls “Forward-Only Incremental Load.”

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