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Guest Columnist: Mark Murphy
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Incremental Data Loading Using CDC
Describes a design pattern for using CDC to power fast and efficient incremental data loads.
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Mark Murphy
2011/01/17
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Slowly Changing Facts
This article describes a design pattern for storing “effective dated" changes to fact tables.
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2010/12/22
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Using FULL JOINs to Compare Datasets
This article describes a technique of using FULL JOINs to compare two datasets within a numerical tolerance.
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2013/04/23 (first published: 2010/09/27)
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