This Video Described that how to Identify the duplicate records if we don't have a key column in source data using Hash Bytes.
Syntax for all the Hashbytes
select Hashbytes('MD2',COncat('vinod','Ramesh')), len(Hashbytes('MD2',COncat('vinod','Ramesh'))) As Lenth
select Hashbytes('MD4',COncat('vinod','Ramesh')),len(Hashbytes('MD4',COncat('vinod','Ramesh'))) As Lenth
select Hashbytes('MD5',COncat('vinod','Ramesh')),len(Hashbytes('MD5',COncat('vinod','Ramesh'))) As Lenth
select Hashbytes('SHA',COncat('vinod','Ramesh')),len(Hashbytes('SHA',COncat('vinod','Ramesh'))) As Lenth
select Hashbytes('SHA1',COncat('vinod','Ramesh')),len(Hashbytes('SHA1',COncat('vinod','Ramesh'))) As Lenth
select Hashbytes('SHA2_256',COncat('vinod','Ramesh')),len(Hashbytes('SHA2_256',COncat('vinod','Ramesh'))) As Lenth
select Hashbytes('SHA2_512',COncat('vinod','Ramesh')),len(Hashbytes('SHA2_512',COncat('vinod','Ramesh'))) As Lenth
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