Now that we have looked at the theory behind the storage of memory-optimized tables, we want to get to the real fun and create some of these objects.
Before we can start creating our memory-optimized objects, we need to create a database with a filegroup designed for memory-optimized objects. This can be achieved as follows:
CREATE DATABASE InMemoryTest ON PRIMARY(NAME = [InMemoryTest_disk], FILENAME = 'C:\temp\InMemoryTest_disk.mdf', size=100MB), FILEGROUP [InMemoryTest_inmem] CONTAINS MEMORY_OPTIMIZED_DATA (NAME = [InMemoryTest_inmem], FILENAME = 'C:\temp\InMemoryTest_inmem') LOG ON (name = [InMemoryTest_log], Filename='c:\temp\InMemoryTest_log.ldf', size=100MB) COLLATE Latin1_General_100_BIN2;
The first main thing to note is that we have a separate filegroup dedicated to the memory-optimized objects, with...