february, 2020
Abstract
Abstract
As part of the in-memory OLTP engine, Microsoft has introduced two new index types – the non-clustered hash and range index. Both indexes are fundamentally different from the on-disk indexes, and both indexes serve a different purpose. In this session (Level 300), we will look at the two in-memory index types to understand how they are constructed and when the non-clustered hash index is preferable to the range index, and vice versa.
Speaker for this event
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Torsten Strauß
Torsten Strauß
MVP | MCSE | MCT
Torsten (MVP, MCSE, MCT) has been working with Microsoft SQL Server since the turn of the millennium and is specialized in performance optimization for large SQL Server environments. He has been with bp as a database engineer for over two decades and collaborates closely with Sarpedon Quality Lab as a Principal Microsoft SQL Server Consultant. Torsten is the founder of inside-sqlserver.com and has given more than 120 presentations on Microsoft SQL Server performance optimization at national and international conferences and user groups. Torsten has been recognized as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for Data Platform since 2018.
MVP | MCSE | MCT
Time
(Thursday) 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM CET
Venue
GDS Business Intelligence GmbH
Karlstraße 152, 45329 Essen, Germany