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SQLite to SQL Server ETL pipeline using Python orchestrates data extraction, transformation, and loading across three SQL Server layers—raw, curated, and aggregated—before serving insights to Power BI dashboards. The Extract stage uses sqlite3 to read from source.db, Transform applies pandas for data cleaning and enrichment, and Load leverages pyodbc/SQLAlchemy to populate the raw layer with CSV and JSON files. Data flows through the curated layer for business logic and aggregated layer for dimensional marts, enabling self-service analytics. Fork this diagram to customize table schemas, add scheduling logic, or integrate Apache Airflow for production orchestration.

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How do I build an ETL pipeline to move data from SQLite to SQL Server and visualize it in Power BI?

This diagram shows a three-stage Python ETL pipeline: Extract reads SQLite using sqlite3, Transform cleans data with pandas, and Load writes to SQL Server using pyodbc/SQLAlchemy. Data flows through raw, curated, and aggregated layers before reaching Power BI dashboards, implementing the medallion architecture pattern for scalable analytics.

SQLite to SQL Server ETL Pipeline with Power BI

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Domain: Data EngineeringAudience: data engineers building ETL pipelines from SQLite to SQL Server
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July 14, 2026

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July 26, 2026 at 9:36 PM

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data pipeline

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