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2. Insert initial watermark values for both source tables into the watermark table.
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```sql
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INSERT INTO watermarktable
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('customer_table','1/1/2010 12:00:00 AM'),
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('project_table','1/1/2010 12:00:00 AM');
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### Create a stored procedure in the Azure SQL Database
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Here is the sample output of the cmdlet:
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DatasetName : SourceDataset
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ResourceGroupName : <ResourceGroupName>
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DataFactoryName : <DataFactoryName>
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Here is the sample output of the cmdlet:
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DatasetName : SinkDataset
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In SQL Server Management Studio, run the following queries against the target SQL database to verify that the data was copied from source tables to destination tables:
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**Query**
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```sql
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select*from customer_table
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**Output**
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In SQL Server Management Studio, run the following queries against the target database to verify that the updated/new data was copied from source tables to destination tables.
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