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Guest Columnist: Mark Balasundram
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A Common Architecture for Loading Data
Importing data files is always a challenge for a DBA, especially when the files might vary in format. Having one codebase is important and new author Mark Balasundram brings us the template for a high performance application to do just that.
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Mark Balasundram
2007/04/04
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