June 2015
Intermediate to advanced
1800 pages
70h 6m
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When running In-Memory OLTP, SQL Server will need to be configured with sufficient memory to hold all your memory-optimized tables. If available memory is insufficient transactions will fail at run-time during any operations that require additional memory. Normally this would happen during INSERT or UPDATE operations, but could also happen for DELETE operations on a memory-optimized nonclustered index if the DELETE generates a page merge operation which, if you recall from the discussion previously in this chapter, requires allocating additional pages.
If the system runs out of memory during memory-optimized table transactions and you cannot add more memory to the SQL Server instance, you may have to drop some ...
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