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SQL Server does not optimize parallel merge join on two equivalently partitioned tables Thanks Paul! Great information here, and it certainly addresses the question in detail. We are in a mixed SQL 2008/2012 environment, but I will consider exploring the column-store further for the future. Of course, I still wish SQL Server could effectively leverage a parallel merge join--and the much lower memory requirements it could have--in my use case :) I filed the following Connect issue in case anybody cares to take a look and comment or vote on it: connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/759266/… |
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SQL Server does not optimize parallel merge join on two equivalently partitioned tables Thanks Paul! Great information here, and it certainly addresses the question in detail. |
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