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Increase performance on write
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11/02/2016 01:58:12
 
 
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Forum:
Microsoft SQL Server
Category:
Other
Environment versions
SQL Server:
SQL Server 2014
OS:
Windows 8.1
Network:
Windows 2008 Server
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Thread ID:
01631211
Message ID:
01631228
Views:
57
>>Does SQL Server have the ability to do bulk inserts or updates like Oracle does?
>
>Yes, but I am talking about single update.
>
>For example, a table has 4 millions records with 145 indexes, where some of them are compound. The insert would take about 0.9 second. This is the part I would be interested to know if optimization can be done.

Michel, it's quite unusual to need that many indexes. 4 million rows is not a small table but it's not astronomically large either.

How much memory is on your server, and what kind of processor/server architecture do you have?

Are you using SQL 2014 Enterprise? If so, the in-memory optimized table capability (known as Hekaton) "might" be able to help you out, though it would likely require some changes to stored procedures.
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