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Implement Slowly Changing Dimension Type 2, keep full history when a customer's attributes change.

Everyone can define SCD2; very few can write the MERGE that maintains it correctly. The expire-and-insert dance, the one-statement trick, and the late-arriving-change trap that breaks naive implementations.

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Everyone can define SCD2; very few can write the MERGE that maintains it correctly. The expire-and-insert dance, the one-statement trick, and the late-arriving-change trap that breaks naive implementations.

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