Boost SQL Server Database Performance with In-Memory OLTP

In this course you will learn all about SQL Server’s In–Memory Database Processing Engine also known as In–Memory OLTP. To this end, you will learn how to enable In–Memory OLTP in SQL Server, what memory–optimized tables and natively–compiled stored procedures are, as well as, how to boost the performance of your data processes using this powerful SQL Server feature.

In–Memory OLTP, is SQL Server’s Database In–Memory Processing Engine, seamlessly integrated into its Database Engine. With its two main components, that is memory–optimized tables and natively–compiled stored procedures, In–Memory OLTP can help you achieve significant performance improvements and speedups for many of your data processes.

In–Memory OLTP was originally shipped with SQL Server 2014 but was significantly enhanced in SQL Server 2016 and later. From SQL Server 2016 SP1 and later, In–Memory OLTP is available for use in all editions of SQL Server (besides the LocalDB edition), which is something that makes it a must, to at least try this great feature in SQL Server.

Especially now, in this data–driven era we live in, where business decisions and many other areas depend on the fast analysis of large sets of data, maintaining a low latency for your data processes is critical. SQL Server’s In–Memory OLTP Engine can help with that.