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Does SQL Server 2016 Require Trace Flag -T8048?

SQL Server According to Bob

Prior to SQL Server 2016 the trace flag –T8048 is used to upgrade (only) NUMA partitioned, CMemThread objects to CPU partitioned based objects. Keep in mind that the vast majority of CMemThread objects (SQL 2005, 2008, 2008 R2, 2012, 2014, Azure DB and 2016) are not partitioned. Instead the design of CMemThread was updated.

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The Amazing Evolution of In-Memory Computing

ScaleOut Software

The pace of these changes has made it challenging for server-based infrastructures to manage fast-growing populations of users and data sources while maintaining fast response times. They transparently distribute stored objects across the cluster’s servers and ensure that data is not lost if a server or network component fails.

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The Amazing Evolution of In-Memory Computing

ScaleOut Software

The pace of these changes has made it challenging for server-based infrastructures to manage fast-growing populations of users and data sources while maintaining fast response times. They transparently distribute stored objects across the cluster’s servers and ensure that data is not lost if a server or network component fails.

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SQL Server On Linux: Forced Unit Access (Fua) Internals

SQL Server According to Bob

SQL Server relies on Forced-Unit-Access (Fua) I/O subsystem capabilities to provide data durability, detailed in the following documents: SQL Server 2000 I/O Basic and SQL Server I/O Basics, Chapter 2. Be sure to deploy SQL Server 2017 CU6 or newer for best data durability and performance results. “. The Back Story.

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Fundamentals of table expressions, Part 5 – CTEs, logical considerations

SQL Performance

You can find it in the documentation of Microsoft SQL Server and Azure SQL Database. T-SQL supports it starting with SQL Server 2005. So it could be that the term originated in one of the database products and later adopted by some of the other database vendors.

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