The recording for Introduction to Change Detection with SSIS is now available for viewing here (registration required). Change detection is the central component for Incremental Load data integration patterns. Join SSIS author, presenter, and blogger Andy Leonard as he discusses and demonstrates: No Change Detection Brute-Force Change Detection Hashed Change Detection Enjoy! :{>
Author:Andy Leonard
Christian, husband, dad, grandpa, Data Philosopher, Data Engineer; Azure Data Factory, Fabric Data Factory, and SSIS guy; and farmer. I was cloud before cloud was cool. :{>
Why I Love PB
Why do I love personal best? It’s the best kind of competing, competition with past-Andy. I want present-Andy to do more and be better every day. A mentor once described this as, “Strive to suck less each day.” I can identify with that sentiment! I prefer the positive motivation I get from measuring things like …
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The Recording for Introduction to SSIS Design Patterns, Part 1 is Available
The Recording for Introduction to SSIS Design Patterns, Part 1 is now available (registration required). Abstract: SSIS Design Patterns are tried and true data integration patterns built in SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS). Join author and international speaker Andy Leonard as he explores: – The Truncate and Load Staging Pattern – The Incremental Load Pattern
Free Webinar – Introduction to Change Detection with SSIS 15 Mar 2018
Join me 15 Mar 2018 at noon ET for Introduction to Change Detection with SSIS, another free webinar sponsored by Enterprise Data & Analytics. Change detection is the central component for Incremental Load data integration patterns. In this presentation I discuss and demonstrate three change detection patterns: – No Change Detection – Brute-Force Change Detection …
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Why I Built SSIS Framework Community Edition, by Andy Leonard
A few weeks ago I published a blog post titled Why I Built DILM Suite, by Andy Leonard – an excerpt from the book Data Integration Life Cycle Management with SSIS. Last week I published Why I Built SSIS Catalog Compare, by Andy Leonard, another excerpt from the book. This post is another excerpt of the same book. Enjoy! A …
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Honored to Present Faster SSIS at SQL Saturday #721 – Raleigh 14 Apr 2018!
I am humbled, honored, and excited to present Faster SSIS at SQL Saturday #721 – Raleigh 14 Apr 2018! Abstract Ever wonder why SSIS runs so slow? Watch SSIS author Andy Leonard as he runs test loads using sample and real-world data and shows you how to tune SQL Server 2016 Integration Services (SSIS 2016) …
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The PASS Summit 2018 Call for Speakers is Open
The PASS Summit 2018 Call for Speakers is open until 2300 UTC 21 Mar 2018. If you think you have a topic, you should submit! If you’d like some help, there’s a whole site filled with folks willing to be a Speaker Mentor. Go get ’em! :{>
The Recording for Introduction to DILM is Available
A big ol’ Farmville Virginia THANK YOU to everyone who attended my free webinar Introduction to DILM on 1 Mar 2018! The recording is now available (registration required). The next free webinar is Introduction to SSIS Design Patterns, Part 1 8 Mar 2018 at noon ET. I hope to see you there! Register today. Learn …
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Introduction to SSIS Design Patterns, Part 1 – 8 Mar 2018
Join me 8 Mar 2018 at noon ET for another free webinar, Introduction to SSIS Design Patterns, Part 1! SSIS Design Patterns are tried and true data integration patterns built in SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS). Join author and international speaker Andy Leonard as he explores: – The Truncate and Load Staging Pattern – The …
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Why I Built SSIS Catalog Compare, by Andy Leonard
A few weeks ago I published a blog post titled Why I Built DILM Suite, by Andy Leonard – an excerpt from the book Data Integration Life Cycle Management with SSIS. This post is another excerpt of the same book. In fact, this is the chapter that follows the chapter on Catalog Browser (which is …
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