This query doesn't work as expected.
select
rd.System_Id as BizStoryID ,0 as TechStoryID ,0 as TaskID from
#UpdatedWorkItemRawData rdleft join #ItemHierarchyPrep ihon rd.System_Id = ih.BizStoryIDand rd.System_WorkItemType = 'eScrum Product Backlog Item'and rd.TeamProjectSK = @ProductBacklogProjectNodeSKwhere ih.BizStoryID is null
To get what I need, the following query is needed.
select rd.System_Id as BizStoryID ,0 as TechStoryID ,0 as TaskID from
#UpdatedWorkItemRawData rdleft join #ItemHierarchyPrep ihon rd.System_Id = ih.BizStoryIDwhere rd.System_WorkItemType = 'eScrum Product Backlog Item'
and rd.TeamProjectSK = @ProductBacklogProjectNodeSKand ih.BizStoryID is null
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