SQL or PL/SQL for Hand coding ETL

tropically at 18h20
18
May
2009
SQL or PL/SQL for Hand coding ETL

Hi
Wanted to get a general idea, as to what others have used when hand coding ETL for loading data into data marts.
My thoughts : Straight inserts , updates, merges are faster, however can't capture errors. Pl/SQL is more flexible allowing to log errors if any.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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