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Samuel S.
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What's the best way to manage change data capture in Snowflake?

Since Snowflake doesn't enforce constraints, what are the best practices to ensure incremental loads while maintaining data integrity?
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Veera T.
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Search Engine Optimization Executive at hkr
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You might get a relevant answer from it.
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Anita B.
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Hello, Good Afternoon! Please go through this link: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/streams.html It might give you a relevant answer. If anyone to learn Snowflake Online Training, then please go through this link: https://mindmajix.com/snowflake-training Thanks & Regards, Anita
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Melinda W.
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Data Platform Architect
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If you are trying to identify what changes happen in Snowflake tables you can use Snowflake streams as a stream keeps track of inserts, updates and deletes and you can have different ELT processes for each type.
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Stuart H.
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Head of Data & Analytics @ OSN
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It in the upstream source system using something like AWS DMS.
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