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Superb
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One of my favorite speakers at JumpStartTV! Concise, easy to follow, and most importantly speaks clearly and slowly! Great job Plamen.
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One follow up comment though.. It would be nice if you provided the code too...
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Code for this video been added as a refernce - upper right corner!
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Cool feature. Thank you for taking the time to provide this video. It has been very helpful.
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Excellent!
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Very good. Nice and clear, covers all the issues.
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Excellent
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I like the example with SQL statement explained.
excellent
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Roman Yusfin on
3/10/2010
Excellent video!
Suggestion: add the OUTPUT clause for the MERGE.
Regards,
Roman
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Roman, the OUTPUT clause was not demonstrated here to concentrate on the basic functionality of the MERGE statement. The following video demonstrates the use of the OUTPUT clause with MERGE:
http://www.sqlshare.com/composable-dml-in-sql-server-2008_515.aspx
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I listened to several videos by this person and I find his accent is too strong, making him hard to understand and distracting from the information he is trying to convey.
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good stuff!
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very handy! im using MERGE tool for my current project and I am more than grateful! you save a lots of lines of T-SQL code!, Regards, Ferruccio Guicciardi
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ok
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Danny Costello on
11/10/2010
Very useful, thank you.
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Great presentation! Simple and direct.
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Jamshid Nouri on
11/10/2010
excellent merge sample demo
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Nice Job
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Juri Kirillov on
11/10/2010
Great to know... unfortunately i have to do the similar operation on databases located in different db-servers... so SSIS is only option
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Good Video for implemting in projects
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Good Video for implemting in projects
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Again, he is very difficult to understand.
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good to know quick
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It's great to see a quick video, you never know when you come across a command that you don't know.
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Michael Miller on
11/10/2010
Very interesting! I had never heard about this function in SQL.
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This was the first CLEAR explanation of the merge statement I've seen using all three canonical DML statements. Outstanding! Thanks!
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Tom Hamilton on
11/10/2010
Nice clear example - thanks
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GREAT!
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I love these videos, nothing teaches better an examples. Excellent example, much information packed into this video.
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good presentation
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Very good! Thanks
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Excellent
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Well that is a nice feaature.
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Amy Neumann on
11/10/2010
NEED more videos like this... ETL through SQL! Thanks
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Mark Hathaway on
11/10/2010
Frankly, the presenter is hard to listen to because of his accent.
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Awesome!
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Kenneth Wymore on
11/10/2010
Wow, very cool. I can't wait for us to finally upgrade to 2008 so I can use this.
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Brian Savoie on
11/10/2010
First explanation of "merge" that I've really understood. Thanks!
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RAHUL DEV JAIN on
11/11/2010
OK
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dave jordan on
11/11/2010
usefull
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well explained, good example.
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Nice addition to SQL, very well explained.
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Nice. I can use it now...
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Nice job in explaining a complex situation with simple words.
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more videos on this please
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Jeremy Hill on
11/30/2010
Very interesting and clearly demonstrated.
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Good content, however, it might be helpful to explain the conditions that apply in the "when matched" clause.
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That's a excelent feature which I've never knew about.Plus the owner of this demo explained it very well!!
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presentation was easy to follow
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an excellent example
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Maurice Ivory on
5/13/2011
It was okay...the video had alot of information in there.
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Plamen, The end result of this exercise is truncating the CentralAccounts table and inserting all records from the BranchAccounts table in to CentralAccounts table, which is easier to implement than the merge statement, isn't it?
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Sur Man, if there is large amount of data then deleting and re-inserting all rows will be inefficient. Using Merge you can update only changed rows and insert new.
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I quite liked it - the example was easy to follow
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very helpful
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Excellent
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Most helpful.
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