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| Step | Description | SSIS Component / T‑SQL | |------|-------------|------------------------| | | Control Table – Add/extend dbo.ETL_LoadLog (if not present). Store LastLoadTimestamp per package. | T‑SQL CREATE TABLE | | 2 | Hash Column – Ensure source table has a persisted computed column HashCheck (e.g., CHECKSUM(*) ). If missing, add it. | ALTER TABLE dbo.Sales_Transactions ADD HashCheck AS CHECKSUM(*) PERSISTED; | | 3 | Lookup – In the Data Flow, use a Lookup (full cache) on the target fact table keyed by TransactionID . Return the existing HashCheck . | SSIS Lookup | | 4 | Conditional Split – Split rows into three streams: • New (no match) • Changed (match but HashCheck differs) • Unchanged (match & same hash – discard). | SSIS Conditional Split | | 5 | Destination – Use OLE DB Destination with Fast Load for New rows (INSERT) and a OLE DB Command for Changed rows (UPDATE). | SSIS OLE DB Destination / OLE DB Command | | 6 | Row Count – Capture rows inserted/updated via Row Count transform and map to variables for logging. | SSIS Row Count | | 7 | Transaction – Wrap the whole Data Flow in a Package‑Level Transaction ( TransactionOption = Required ). Enable ForceExecutionResult = Success only after commit. | SSIS Package Properties | | 8 | Logging – Add Execute SQL Task at the end to write final status/counts to ETL_LoadLog . On failure, write to ETL_ErrorLog . | Execute SQL Task | | 9 | Parameterization – Use Project Parameters for source/target connection strings, and for the LastLoadTimestamp variable (read from ETL_LoadLog ). | SSIS Project Params | | 10 | Testing – Create a Test Harness SSIS package that seeds the source with a known set of rows, runs the package, and asserts expected row counts using Data Flow Script Task (C#). | C# Script Task + SQL scripts |

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| # | Criteria | |---|----------| | | The package runs in < 30 minutes on a typical production night (average 200 k new/updated rows). | | AC‑2 | Only rows with TransactionDate > LastLoadTimestamp OR rows where HashCheck differs from the target are transferred. | | AC‑3 | A control table ( dbo.ETL_LoadLog ) is updated atomically with: • PackageName = DW_Load_SalesFact • RunStart , RunEnd timestamps • RowsInserted , RowsUpdated counts • Status (Success / Failed) | | AC‑4 | In case of failure, the package rolls back any partially loaded data and writes the error details to dbo.ETL_ErrorLog . | | AC‑5 | The package maintains idempotency – re‑running a failed load with the same LastLoadTimestamp does not duplicate rows. | | AC‑6 | All new/updated rows are validated against the target schema (data‑type, NOT NULL, FK checks) before commit. | | AC‑7 | Documentation (README, data‑lineage diagram) is updated to reflect the new incremental logic. | | AC‑8 | Unit tests (C# / SQL) cover: • detection of new rows • detection of changed rows via HashCheck • correct handling of no‑change scenario • error‑path handling (e.g., source table unavailable). | | T‑SQL CREATE TABLE | | 2 |

Data Warehouse Engineer, I want the DW_Load_SalesFact SSIS package to process only new and changed rows from the source dbo.Sales_Transactions table (incremental load), so that the nightly ETL finishes within the 30‑minute window, reduces source‑to‑target latency, and avoids unnecessary data movement.

| # | Task | Owner | Effort (hrs) | |---|------|-------|--------------| | | Create/extend ETL_LoadLog and ETL_ErrorLog tables, add HashCheck column to source if missing | DB Engineer | 2 | | T‑2 | Design and document the new incremental flow (diagrams, README) | Data Architect | 2 | | T‑3 | Implement Lookup + Conditional Split logic in DW_Load_SalesFact.dtsx | SSIS Developer | 4 | | T‑4 | Add transaction handling, row‑count variables, logging tasks | SSIS Developer | 2 | | T‑5 | Build unit‑test harness (SQL + C#) and add to CI pipeline | QA Engineer | 3 | | T‑6 | Run performance benchmark (baseline vs. incremental) and tune Fast Load settings | DB Engineer | 2 | | T‑7 | Peer review & code‑review | Team Lead | 1 | | T‑8 | Deploy to DEV, then QA, then Production (with run‑book) | Release Engineer | 2 | | T‑9 | Update documentation in Confluence / Data Dictionary | Business Analyst | 1 | | T‑10 | Post‑production monitoring (first 5 nightly runs) | Ops / Data Ops | 2 | | Total | | | 23 hrs (≈ 3 working days) |

Data Engineering Lead – 2026‑04‑10

| Why this matters | Impact | |-------------------|--------| | The current full‑refresh of the Sales Fact table (~150 M rows) consumes ~2 hrs, spilling over the maintenance window. | Missed SLA for downstream reporting; higher CPU/IO costs. | | Only ~0.5 % of rows change each day (new transactions or corrections). | Opportunity to dramatically shrink runtime. | | Auditors require a clear, repeatable method to identify which rows were inserted/updated. | Improves data‑lineage documentation and compliance. |