This document discusses in-memory database functionality in SQL Server including architecture, tables and indexes, stored procedures, restrictions, monitoring tools, concurrency control, and data management views. It covers creating in-memory enabled databases, table types, index types, updating statistics, and natively compiled stored procedures. The document also mentions analyzing, migrating, and reporting tools for reviewing in-memory databases.

3. Architecture
Tables and Indexes
Natively Compiled Stored Procedures
Restrictions
Analyze Migrate Report Tool
In-Memory Data Management Views (DMV)

4. Main Areas of Functionality
Multi Version Concurrency Control
B-W Tree

5. Optimistic
Pessimistic

6. Creating an In-Memory Enabled Database with Code and
SSMS

7. Creating an In-Memory Enabled Database with Code and
SSMS

8. In-Memory Tables
Hash Indexes
Monitoring Bucket State
Range Indexes
UPDATE STATISTICS

9. Create In-Memory Table Syntax

10. Creating a Memory Optimized Table

11. Creating a Memory Optimized Table

13. View Hash Index

14. View Hash Index

16. UPDATE STATISTICS dbo.UserSession WITH FULLSCAN,
NORECOMPUTE
UPDATE STATISTICS [Table Name] WITH FULLSCAN,
NORECOMPUTE

19. Natively Compiled Stored Procedure

20. Natively Compiled Stored Procedure

22. AMR Tool

23. AMR Tool

24. Current Database DMVs
In-Memory Engine DMVs
Listing

25. In-Memory Data Management Views (DMVs)

26. In-Memory Data Management Views (DMVs)

27. Review Objective
Review Exercises

28. Things we missed?
Not deep enough?
Went to far?
Others