
The Case of the Weirdly Long COLUMNSTORE_BUILD_THROTTLE Wait
A funny thing happened on the way to my filtered nonclustered columnstore demo recently…
It was taking forever to create my demo index.
A funny thing happened on the way to my filtered nonclustered columnstore demo recently…
It was taking forever to create my demo index.
I came across a fun deadlock when writing demos for my session on the Read Committed isolation level this week. (It’s OK to call it “fun” when it’s not production code, right?)
I was playing around with a nonclustered columnstore index on a disk-based table. Here’s what I was doing:
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I’ve never claimed to be great at math, but until recently I thought I knew how to count to one. Zero… one. That’s what we learned in kindergarten.
Apparently SQL Server didn’t go to kindergarten.