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4moGreat insights, Vidaan Shankar! A quick question, in Step 2, you mentioned having same names for staging tables as the main table. Is that just for organizing purposes? If yes, would you rather suggest using With statement and pulling data directly in subquery instead of creating a staging table? PS: Well thought-out with the Cron job scheduling too! It was an insightful read!