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With SQL. use the
Select COUNT(*)
option for each of the tables in both the source and target system.
That will tell you if your record count is correct.
*
If you want to get to the record level, you can do a EXCEPTION JOIN
----------------- kccrosser
I commonly check two tables using either EXCEPT (SQL Server) or MINUS (Oracle):
select * from <table1>
except
select * from <table2>
This will return all rows in table1 that are not in table 2. Obviously, running it in reverse verifies there are no extra rows in table 2:
select * from <table2>
except
select * from <table1>
In Oracle, the "MINUS" term has the same effect.
Last Answered:
Nov 25 2009 11:26 PM GMT by Kccrosser 
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