Method#Data#Integration
Incremental Loading
Incremental loading is a data integration method that transfers only changed or new records since the last load. It reduces bandwidth, storage needs and source system load; common use cases include ETL/ELT, data warehouses and near-real-time replication. The approach requires robust change detection, error handling, timestamps and idempotency.
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