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I have 2 stored procedure, insert and update.

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Now as I said I will change these to use a temp table rather than a static staging table for production but as one of the first parts of my proc uses the IF OBJECT_ID ('dbo.tab', 'U') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE dbo.Tab;

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