Microsoft SQL Server is one of the most popular RDBMS in the world. Adding Change Data Capture to MS SQL Server is a popular request for many organizations. In this blog, we will introduce what Change Data Capture is as relates to SQL Server and its application as an audit solution. We’ll walk you through how to enable CDC to migrate data in SQL Server both at the database and table level. Finally, some advantages and disadvantages of SQL Server Change Data Capture to enable you to have a well-rounded understanding if faced with choosing SQL Server as a Change Data Capture solution.
This article will focus on the data engineering concept of Change Data Capture, often shortened to “CDC”. In this article you will be introduced to the concept of Change Data Capture, how CDC fits into a data pipeline, CDC’s role within Extract, Load, Transform (ETL) techniques, how CDC works in real-world scenarios, and the benefits to businesses or organizations that adopt CDC. By the end of the article, you should have a firm understanding of Change Data Capture, its components, and the role it can play in managing rapidly changing data.
Data migration is the movement of data from one source or computing environment to another. In this blog, we lay out the factors to consider when selecting data migration tools, the types of data migration tools, and a summary of the 19 most popular data migration tools.
As data-driven leaders strive for advantages over their competition, they need real-time access to data with zero downtime. Big brands aren't immune to the need for better, faster data. In this blog, we dive into how data-driven leaders like Airbnb, Uber, Netflix, Shopify, and Reddit use Change Data Capture to drive breakthrough advantages.
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