- ADVENTUREWORKS2012 TESTS HOW TO
- ADVENTUREWORKS2012 TESTS ZIP FILE
- ADVENTUREWORKS2012 TESTS UPGRADE
- ADVENTUREWORKS2012 TESTS WINDOWS
Especially the step to set the database owner to a login on your SQL Server 2012 instance. Make sure you follow the instructions when creating your AdventureWorks2012 database from the backup.
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I used the link in the documentation to successfully create the AdventureWorks2012 database on my SQL Server 2014 CTP2 instance from the link provided in the Word document.
ADVENTUREWORKS2012 TESTS UPGRADE
Next I installed the AdventureWorks2012 database and upgrade it using the SQLCMD script provided in the zip file. Therefore if you plan to load millions of records using the samples they provided you probably should consider having more than 4 GB of memory. I found if I ran the performance scripts too many times I even ran out of memory using the 4 GB limit. If you plan to run these samples I would suggest your machine have at least has 4 GB of memory to start with. Remember the In-Memory OLTP tables take memory, so sizing the memory of your server will need to consider how many tables you will be planning on storing in memory. This turned out to not to be enough memory to handle the samples. Clearly I couldn’t do that on my laptop, so I set up a VM using the default memory limit of 2 GB first. This document recommended that I set up a machine the same size as my production machine.
ADVENTUREWORKS2012 TESTS WINDOWS
Therefore I created a fresh VMWare guest on my laptop which used Windows Server 2012 R2. In the “Prerequisites” section it clearly stated I needed to have SQL Server 2014 CTP2 to run these samples. In this section I will explain my experience as I installed these samples.įirst I started by reading the Word document. Walk-Through of the Installing the Samples When installing the AdventureWorks2012 sample database I placed the DATA file on the C drive and the LOG file on the E drive. I have also allocated 4 GB of memory and 4 processors to this virtual machine to get this sample to work. The virtual machine has been set up with two virtual hard drives, where one is used for the C drive and the other for the E drive. On this machine I created a VMware virtual machine. I will be using my laptop that has 8 GB of memory and an Intel I7 Q740 processor, with a single disk drive spinning at 7200 RPM. Prior to walking though installing the new In-Memory samples let me explain the environment I will be using for installing and testing the samples. Getting Started with Columnstore Index in SQL Server 2014 – Part 1.Introduction to SQL Server 2014 CTP1 Memory-Optimized Tables.Getting Started with Columnstored Index in SQL Server 2014 – Part 2.New Enhanced Column Store Index in SQL Server 2014 – Part 1.Installing The AdventureWorks In-Memory OLTP Samples.This document contains the following sections:
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You should first start by reading the Word document, which is named “aw_inmem_sample.docx”.
ADVENTUREWORKS2012 TESTS HOW TO
The word document explains how to install and use the samples and the SQLCMD script upgrades the AdventureWorks2012 databases to use In-Memory tables, and then creates some sample tables and stored procedures.
ADVENTUREWORKS2012 TESTS ZIP FILE
When you download the samples from this location there will be a 46K zip file that contains a Word document and a SQLCMD script. They are available on CodePlex at the following location: I’m sure you all want to know first and foremost where you can get these new samples. How You Can Get the New Samples, and Where You Should Start? If you haven’t yet looked into the new In-Memory OLTP feature in SQL Server 2014 CTP2 then possibly you should consider downloading SQL Server 2014 CTP2 and these samples to better understand this new performance related feature that is coming out in the next release of SQL Server. In this article I will be exploring and explaining using these new samples. On November 4 th, Microsoft released a new set of samples targeted at In-Memory OTLP tables in SQL Server 2014.