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Manipulating Data

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The data stored in most databases is not static. The application users are constantly adding data to tables as customers place orders, the company hires employees, and the payroll department writes checks. Automated processes periodically load new data into reporting databases, such as data warehouses, and into production systems. Users and processes also update existing rows or delete rows from tables.

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© 2014 Kathi Kellenberger

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Kellenberger, K., Shaw, S. (2014). Manipulating Data. In: Beginning T-SQL. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-0046-9_10

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