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laxmanpai
Calcite | Level 5

Hi,

 

How do we keep only the active records using SCD Type2 in every run ?.

 

Eg : I execute the job today using SCD type 2 and load into the target table.

 

Tomorrow when I rerun the same job, I should have only the current active records excluding the others. Is there any changes that can be done in SCD type 2 transformation ?

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laxmanpai
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jennifert
SAS Employee

Hi @laxmanpai ,

Is this maybe a question for the SAS Data Management community rather than SAS Studio?

 

thanks,

Jennifer


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Patrick
Opal | Level 21

@laxmanpai wrote:

Hi,

 

How do we keep only the active records using SCD Type2 in every run ?.

 

Eg : I execute the job today using SCD type 2 and load into the target table.

 

Tomorrow when I rerun the same job, I should have only the current active records excluding the others. Is there any changes that can be done in SCD type 2 transformation ?


To get answers faster ask DIS questions in the Data Management Forum.

As for your question: Type 2 tables keep the full change history so you won't get rid of old records but you expire them. If you want to maintain such a table then yes, the SCD Type 2 transformation can help you with this.

If you always have a full load from source (not deltas) then there is an option somewhere which let's you choose something like "close out records in target but not in source".

Patrick
Opal | Level 21

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