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Max Melcher

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In-Memory is the big new thing - here are my notes from the session!

Session by Jos de Bruijn, get the slides here: http://melcher.it/s/O

Myth: In Memory OLTP is like DBCC PINTABLE

Wrong, new design from the ground up.

Hot tables have to fit into Memory – I guess we SharePoint Guys need even more RAM now. This will greatly improve the performance.

Myth: In-Memory Databases are a separate product.

Wrong, fully integrated into SQL Server 2014.

Myth: You can use In-Memory without any changes.

Wrong, if you want the full potential, you have to adjust, e.g. the schema.

Myth: Since data is in memory – I will loose it after a server crash.

Wrong, data is persisted.

Jos showing that stored procedures are 11x faster now

Interesting Question

Will SharePoint 2013 profits from In-Memory technology, yet?

Answer from Jos: I don’t know, yet.

My Evaluation

Techy session – Jos showed a lot of low-level stuff, I like that. More information does not hurt and maybe helps. Fixing the myths with the In-Memory stuff is appreciated, too – one client told me a myth, I can clarify this now!

It’s definitive worth following this new technology. I will download the bits and do some tests with SharePoint 2013, thats for sure!

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