Ssis927: Full Upd
| FR # | Description | Priority | |------|-------------|----------| | | The package shall accept a source connection string and a source query/file to pull the entire dataset. | Must | | FR‑2 | The package shall write the raw rows to a landing table <TargetSchema>.<TargetTable>_Staging in the StagingDB . | Must | | FR‑3 | The package shall compute and log the source row count before loading. | Must | | FR‑4 | After load, the package shall validate: (a) primary‑key uniqueness, (b) NOT‑NULL constraints, (c) any custom checks supplied as JSON. | Must | | FR‑5 | If validation passes, the package shall swap the staged table with the production table atomically using sp_rename within a transaction. | Must | | FR‑6 | If validation fails, the package shall rollback any changes, write an error entry to SSIS927_LoadLog , and send an alert (email + Teams webhook). | Must | | FR‑7 | The package shall archive the previous production table to <TargetSchema>.<TargetTable>_Archive_<yyyyMMddHHmmss> and delete archives older than ArchiveRetentionDays . | Should | | FR‑8 | All data movement shall be performed in batches ( BatchSize rows) to limit transaction log growth. | Must | | FR‑9 | The package shall record a unique LoadId (GUID) and write a load‑log row with: LoadId, StartTime, EndTime, Status, SourceRowCount, StagedRowCount, ErrorMessage . | Must | | FR‑10 | The package shall expose environment variables for all runtime parameters (see Section 2). | Must | | FR‑11 | The package shall use parameterized queries to prevent SQL injection. | Must | | FR‑12 | The package shall support retry logic for transient connection failures (max 3 retries, exponential back‑off). | Must | | FR‑13 | The package shall write structured logs to SSISDB and optionally to an Azure Log Analytics workspace (controlled by EnableLogAnalytics flag). | Should | | FR‑14 | The package shall fail fast if the source returns > 10 M rows and the MaxRowsAllowed parameter is exceeded (configurable). | Could | | FR‑15 | The package shall be idempotent – re‑executing a successful load with the same LoadId must have no side‑effects. | Should |
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| Item | Description | |------|-------------| | | SSIS‑927 Full – “Full Load” SSIS package for the Enterprise Data Hub | | Feature ID | F‑SSIS‑927‑FULL | | Owner | Data Integration Squad (Lead: [Name]) | | Stakeholders | Data‑warehouse architects, Business analysts, ETL Ops, Security/compliance team, downstream reporting apps | | Target release | v2.3 (Q3‑2026) | | Business problem | Current data‑feed process only supports incremental loads. Several high‑volume source systems (e.g., ERP, CRM, IoT) need a periodic full refresh to guarantee data‑quality, support audit‑driven re‑loads, and enable “reset‑and‑re‑populate” scenarios without manual script‑writing. | | Goal | Provide a configurable, reusable, and auditable SSIS package (named SSIS‑927‑Full ) that can ingest a full‑snapshot of any supported source system, stage it, validate it, and replace the target warehouse tables in a safe, transaction‑ally consistent manner. | | FR # | Description | Priority |
: The "SSIS" prefix is one of several standard identifiers used by the studio for their high-production-value releases. Release Style | Must | | FR‑4 | After load,
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