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Tag Archives: in-memory OLTP
T-SQL Tuesday #117 Invitation – When Have You Used MOT Tables?
When Memory-Optimized Tables (MOT) were announced for SQL Server, there was a lot of excitement about the technology. After this was released on SQL Server 2014, feelings waned with a lot of restrictions and limitations for using the technology. I … Continue reading
Practical Hekaton
I got into a debate recently with someone about the In-Memory OLTP tables (formerly Hekaton) feature that was released with SQL Server 2014. This person asked if anyone was actually using the technology, given all the limitations that were placed … Continue reading
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