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My first #Biml project

Martin Schoombee

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February 13, 2018

Yes, I know that I am (very) late to the Biml party…but for reasons I’d not like to bore you with, I am finally learning & using Biml on my first project. I’ve long been a fan of Varigence and Biml and if you’ve been dragging your feet through the SSIS mud as many times as …

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