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  2. DBZ-6469

Complete MS SQL Server Sync Feature

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      Which use case/requirement will be addressed by the proposed feature?

      Using the MS SQL Server Debezium source connector for data replication

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      Debezium does a great job of moving SQL events from the source to the topic. Unfortunately we have seen MS SQL server CDC issues cause source and target tables to become out of sync. There is no existing process to "re-sync" these tables. Yes, you can trigger an incremental snapshot or even delete and recreate the source connector to redo an initial snapshot but both processes fail to address extra records in the target table or missing deletes. The T-SQL MERGE statement can handle inserts, updates, and deletes so I think this can be used to create a "sync" process which ultimately puts the target table in perfect sync with the source. This feature would be vital for customers using this product for data replication.

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            pwbriggs23 Peter Briggs (Inactive)
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