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Staging Stored Procedure (Master Data Services)

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Applies to: SQL Server - Windows only Azure SQL Managed Instance

When initiating the staging process from SQL Server Management Studio, you use one of three stored procedures.

  • stg.udp_<name>_Leaf

  • stg.udp_<name>_Consolidated

  • stg.udp_<name>_Relationship

Where name is the name of the staging table that was specified when the entity was created.

Staging Process Stored Procedure Parameters

The following table lists the parameters of these stored procedures.

Parameter Description
VersionName

Required		 The name of the version. This may or may not be case-sensitive, depending on your SQL Server collation setting.
LogFlag

Required		 Determines whether transactions are logged during the staging process. Possible values are:

0: Do not log transactions.

1: Log transactions.



For more information about transactions, see Transactions (Master Data Services).
BatchTag

Required, except by web service		 The BatchTag value as specified in the staging table.
Batch_ID

Required by web service only		 The Batch_ID value as specified in the staging table.
User Name Optional parameter
User ID Optional parameter

Staging Process Stored Procedure Example

The following example shows how to start the staging process by using the staging stored procedure.

USE [DATABASE_NAME]  
GO  
  
EXEC[stg].[udp_name_Leaf]  
      @VersionName = N'VERSION_1',  
@LogFlag = 1,  
@BatchTag = N'batch1'  
      @UserName=N'domain\user'  
  
GO

See Also

Validation Stored Procedure (Master Data Services)
View Errors that Occur During Staging (Master Data Services)