Titlebook: Expert SQL Server in-Memory OLTP; Dmitri Korotkevitch Book 20151st edition Dmitri Korotkevitch 2015

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-06083-5 provides an overview of the natively compiled stored procedures and T-SQL features that are supported in In-Memory OLTP. Finally, this chapter compares the performance of several use cases that access and modify data in memory-optimized tables using natively compiled stored procedures and interpret

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-29108-6pairs used by SQL Server to persist the data, provides an overview of checkpoint process in In-Memory OLTP, and discusses recovery of memory-optimized data. Finally, this chapter demonstrates how In-Memory OLTP logs the data in a transaction log and why In-Memory OLTP logging is more efficient compa

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Third Order Nonlinear Integrated Devices,d server configurations, and it covers In-Memory OLTP-related database administration and management tasks. Finally, this chapter gives an overview of the changes and enhancements in the catalog and data management objects related to In-Memory OLTP.

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Overview of Guided Wave Optics,me of In-Memory OLTP’s limitations. Moreover, this chapter demonstrates how to benefit from In-Memory OLTP in scenarios when refactoring of existing systems is cost-ineffective.Finally, this chapter talks about systems with mixed workload patterns and how to benefit from the technology in those scen

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