I have an address feature class in a SQL Server 2022 Enterprise Geodatabase.
Some records have been updated in the attribute table and new records have been added.
I want to write these updates and additions to another Enterprise Geodatabase and a File Geodatabase.
Would the recommended approach be to use a ChangeDetector before each Writer and then use Upsert in each Writer?
OR
Can I use Upsert in each Writer without using ChangeDetector?
Currently, the way I do this is to Truncate Existing in the Writer for the Enterprise Geodatabase and the Writer for the File Geodatabase. But, this can take a long time to run. It seems more efficient to use Upsert.

