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Guest Columnist: Mel Sansone
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Conditional Set-Based Processing: Moving Towards a Best Practice for ETL
When you need to insert a large set of data using T-SQL, what can you do? New author Melinda Sansone brings us a best practice when using T-SQL to load data for data marts, or warehouses.
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Mel Sansone
2009/11/23
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