Microsoft® SQL Server® 2008 Internals
by Paul Randal Kalen Delaney Kimberly Tripp, and Conor Cunningham
Final Words
In this chapter, I’ve looked at the general workings of the SQL Server engine, including the key components and functional areas that make up the engine. I’ve also looked at the interaction between SQL Server and the operating system. By necessity, I’ve made some simplifications throughout the chapter, but the information should provide some insight into the roles and responsibilities of the major components in SQL Server and the interrelationships among components.
This chapter also covered the primary tools for changing the behavior of SQL Server. The primary means of changing the behavior is by using configuration options, so we looked at the options that can have the biggest impact on SQL Server behavior, especially its performance. ...
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