In How to Think Like the Engine, I used pieces of paper to explain how clustered and nonclustered rowstore indexes work. Columnstore is different, though. You may have heard that columnstore is like an index on every column, but it’s much more complex than that: it’s really a partitioned index on every column. We’ll take…
01 How Columnstore Data is Stored
In How to Think Like the Engine, I used pieces of paper to explain how clustered and nonclustered rowstore indexes work. Columnstore is different, though. You may have heard that columnstore is like an index on every column, but it’s much more complex than that: it’s really a partitioned index on every column. We’ll take…
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- 0.1 Prerequisites Before the Class
- 0.2 How to Set Up Your Own Lab Server
- 02 How Columnstore Data is Deleted, Updated, and Inserted
- 03 How Columnstore Data Is Selected
- 04 How Columnstore Data is Rebuilt
- 05 Clustered Columnstore Quiz: Is Your Table a Good Fit?
- 06 Nonclustered Columnstore Advantages
- 07 A Better Clustered Columnstore Candidate
- 08 Partitioning Is a Great Partner for Columnstore
- 09 Recap