Posts tagged with: ETL

SSIS Package Parts First Impressions

Reading the way package parts were described in the SQL 2016 release notes I was pretty excited. I remember having hundreds of SSIS packages where the overall structure was fairly redundant, this was before BIML was a thing, and package...
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Data flow in decoupled solutions

Many of the current products we have released into the wild are using an architecture such that the standard product is not tightly coupled with any particular sites custom ETL transforms. We gain many benefits from this approach, such as:...
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Improve data quality by addressing non-stated requirements

I read an article by David Poole a few weeks ago where he talks about addressing non-stated requirements. I believe this is an area that is quite often overlooked when data modeling; at least up front.  He sums it up...
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