Identify orphaned data in Microsoft SQL

Identify orphaned data in Microsoft SQL with Secoda. Learn more about how you can automate workflows to turn hours into seconds. Do more with less and scale without the chaos.

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Overview

When working with Microsoft SQL, it is important to identify data that does not have an assigned team or user. This data is commonly referred to as orphaned data. By tagging orphaned data for review, organizations can perform data cleanup practices to prevent data integrity issues. This process also helps optimize storage use, improve system performance, and ensure accurate data analysis and reporting.

How it works

Secoda's integration with Microsoft SQL allows you to automate tasks using triggers and actions. Triggers can be set on a schedule or customized basis to activate the workflow. Actions encompass various operations like filtering and updating metadata. These actions can be stacked to create specific workflows for your team's requirements. With Secoda, you can efficiently perform bulk updates to metadata in Microsoft SQL. This integration is useful for identifying data from Microsoft SQL that does not have an assigned team or user, and tagging it for review.

About Secoda

By integrating Microsoft SQL with Secoda, data teams can enhance their data enablement practices and efficiently manage their trust scorecards. Secoda acts as a comprehensive data management platform, consolidating various aspects such as data catalog, lineage, documentation, and monitoring. This integration empowers companies to effectively scale their data knowledge and streamline their data operations, leading to improved data governance and enhanced data-driven decision making.

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