Microsoft is releasing SQL Server 2014 with a new set of In-Memory OLTP features to significantly improve the OLTP performance and reduce the processing time for servers with a large amount of memory and multi-core processors. But how is this functionality different from the DBCC PINTABLE command? What are the design principles for this feature? How does the data get stored in this new type of table? How is In-Memory OLTP different from the existing SQL Server disk based tables? How does it all work? Check out this tip to learn more. For more information click here.
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