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Hi, row version in SSIA Thanks Kicki
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You can certainly use the RowVersion column for incremental loads, if you have it on the source, and you should not really need anything else. Although, I would recommend using some sort of hashbyte algorithm as well to be thorough. I provided some links below to get you started. Hope they help.
Timestamp/Rowversion http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Video/65070/ Tip: When using Timestamp/Rowversion, for good measure, I always like to subtract some set number from the max rowversion to ensure I pick up any updates missed due to lag.
Hashbytes http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Data+Warehousing/69679/
kick_12309 (12/28/2009) Hi, I want to use rowversion for incremental loads in SSIS. Can I use rowversions alone or do need some other fields....how can I save the last rowversion value in table and how I query the table for next loads.
Thanks Kicki
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What Algorithim you are talking about...can you explain
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