SQL Timestamp Incremental Load Issue
An incremental load is implemented based on timestamp, using a view to update a fact table. • The fact table contains multiple KPIs coming from different source tables. • Two main KPI tables are included directly in the view and drive the incremental logic (their timestamps change). • Additional KPIs come from other source tables, which are LEFT JOINed to the view. During an incremental run: • Main source tables are updated → timestamp changes • Other source tables are NOT updated → timestamp unchanged • Because of the LEFT JOIN, missing values from these tables are returned as NULL • These NULLs overwrite existing values in the fact table Example Fact table (before load) id app_number score 1 333 5 Source tables • source1, source2 → timestamps updated (drive incremental load) • source3 → timestamp unchanged Stored procedure logic MERGE fact_table tgt USING ( SELECT app_number, ISNULL(score, 0) AS score FROM vw_main_kpis v LEFT JOIN source3 s3 ON v.app_number = s3.app_number ) src ON tgt.app_number = src.app_number WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE SET tgt.score = src.score; Result (incorrect) id app_number score 1 333 0 Existing data is lost.Quarterly AMA with Amir Netz – Microsoft Fabric Partners, Don’t Miss Out!
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Are you a Microsoft partner that is interested in data and analytics? After a two-week break for Ignite and Thanksgiving, be sure to join us for this week's Fabric Engineering Connection calls! Yitzhak Kesselman will be presenting on the brand-new Microsoft Fabric IQ, just announced during Ignite, followed by Shuaijun Ye with Environment Best Practices. The Americas & EMEA call will take place Wednesday, December 3, from 8-9 am PT and the APAC call is Thursday, December 4, from 1-2 am UTC/Wednesday, December 3, from 5-6 pm PT. This is your opportunity to learn more, ask questions, and provide feedback. To participate in the call, you must be a member of the Fabric Partner Community Teams channel. To join, complete the participation form at https://aka.ms/JoinFabricPartnerCommunity. We look forward to seeing you at the calls!Join the Fabric Partner Community for this Week's Fabric Engineering Connection calls!
Are you a Microsoft partner that is interested in data and analytics? Be sure to join us for the next Fabric Engineering Connection calls! 🎉 Sujata Narayana will be sharing a recap of Power BI announcements from FabCon Europe, followed by the latest updates on AI Functions from Virginia Roman. The Americas & EMEA call will take place Wednesday, October 15, from 8-9 am PT and the APAC call is Thursday, October 16, from 1-2 am UTC/Wednesday, October 15, from 5-6 pm PT. This is your opportunity to learn more, ask questions, and provide feedback. To join the call, you must be a member of the Fabric Partner Community Teams channel. To join, complete the participation form at https://aka.ms/JoinFabricPartnerCommunity. We look forward to seeing you later this week!Partner Know Before You Go to the 2025 European Microsoft Fabric Community Conference!
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Hi, We are facing a critical issue in our SQL Server 2017 instance. When trying to use a built-in CLR function or running SSIS-related jobs, we are getting the below error: The Common Language Runtime (CLR) was loaded in an unsupported manner. This can occur if an extended stored procedure or OLE Automation object running in SQL Server calls into managed code before the CLR integration runtime host loads the CLR. You need to restart SQL Server to use CLR integration features. Steps tried so far: Restarted SQL Server service Restarted the entire Windows Server Verified .NET Framework version (4.7.03062 installed) Confirmed CLR integration is enabled (sp_configure 'clr enabled', 1) All SSIS jobs are failing due to this issue. Any suggestions, please?
