如何为 SQL Server 2016 Stretch Databases 的新功能识别候选表?
How to Identify Candidate Tables for the new feature of SQL Server 2016 Stretch Databases?
SQL Server 2016 有一个新功能,stretch database,它允许你透明地归档你的历史数据。但我想知道哪些表适合此功能?
What kind of databases and tables are candidates for Stretch Database?
Stretch Database targets transactional databases with large amounts of
historical data, typically stored in a small number of tables. These
tables may contain more than a billion rows.
In SQL Server 2016 Community Technology Preview 2 (CTP2), Stretch
Database migrates entire tables. This assumes that you already move
historical data into a table that's separate from current data.
Use Stretch Database Advisor, a feature of SQL Server 2016 Upgrade
Advisor, to identify databases and tables for Stretch Database. For
more info, see Identify databases and tables for Stretch Database
by running Stretch Database Advisor.
Current limitation(将来可能会改变):
Table properties
More than 1,023 columns
More than 998 indexes
Tables that contain FILESTREAM data
FileTables
Replicated tables
Tables that are actively using Change Tracking or Change Data Capture
Memory-optimized tables
You can't enable Stretch for a table that has a column named [batchID--N]
or an index named [idx--batchID--N] where N is the object ID of the table.
Data types and column properties
timestamp
sql_variant
XML
geometry
geography
hierarchyid
CLR user-defined types (UDTs)
Columns that are Always Encrypted
Column types
COLUMN_SET
Computed columns
Constraints
Check constraints
Foreign key constraints that reference the table
Default constraints
Indexes
XML indexes
Full text indexes
Spatial indexes
Clustered columnstore indexes
Indexed views that reference the table
SQL Server 2016 有一个新功能,stretch database,它允许你透明地归档你的历史数据。但我想知道哪些表适合此功能?
What kind of databases and tables are candidates for Stretch Database?
Stretch Database targets transactional databases with large amounts of historical data, typically stored in a small number of tables. These tables may contain more than a billion rows.
In SQL Server 2016 Community Technology Preview 2 (CTP2), Stretch Database migrates entire tables. This assumes that you already move historical data into a table that's separate from current data.
Use Stretch Database Advisor, a feature of SQL Server 2016 Upgrade Advisor, to identify databases and tables for Stretch Database. For more info, see Identify databases and tables for Stretch Database by running Stretch Database Advisor.
Current limitation(将来可能会改变):
Table properties
More than 1,023 columns More than 998 indexes Tables that contain FILESTREAM data FileTables Replicated tables Tables that are actively using Change Tracking or Change Data Capture Memory-optimized tables You can't enable Stretch for a table that has a column named [batchID--N] or an index named [idx--batchID--N] where N is the object ID of the table.
Data types and column properties
timestamp sql_variant XML geometry geography hierarchyid CLR user-defined types (UDTs) Columns that are Always Encrypted
Column types
COLUMN_SET Computed columns
Constraints
Check constraints Foreign key constraints that reference the table Default constraints
Indexes
XML indexes Full text indexes Spatial indexes Clustered columnstore indexes Indexed views that reference the table