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How can we trim bad data and output clean trimmed data using DQS or MDS?

By adminPosted on November 10, 2022

Question : Until now, we have used stored procedures for data massaging and cleansing but we have now decided to […]

How to remove Data Quality Services completely?

By adminPosted on July 20, 2022

Question : When I setup one of our SQLServer 2012 instances a while back, I didn’t realize that I have […]

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