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| Scenario | Recommended Destination | |----------|--------------------------| | (clustered index on PK) | SSIS‑948 (smart chunking + parallel bulk‑copy) | | Loading a staging table that will be swapped | Standard OLE DB Destination (no need for validation) | | Appending to a table with heavy triggers | SSIS‑948 with TransactionMode = Savepoint to isolate trigger failures per chunk | | Streaming data into a NoSQL sink (e.g., Azure Cosmos DB) | Custom Script Component (SSIS‑948 only supports relational destinations) | ssis-948
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This ensured that only rows with at least one meaningful date, or a “Shipped” status, entered the pipeline.
Use the Azure Feature Pack for SSIS if the data movement involves cloud-based SQL instances, as it handles some versioning abstractions automatically. Azure Feature Pack for Integration Services (SSIS)