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SQL Server batch-mode execution processes plan operator data in 64KB chunks rather than a row at a time.

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BPSORT sort waits mean that I have batch mode sorts. This is okay. However, I'm aware that batch mode sort spills are very slow. How can I tell if a query that appears to have high BPSORT waits is ...
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In traditional usages of Microsoft SQL Server, exactly one row flows from one operator in a query plan to the next. In Batch Mode, huge performance gains are obtained by moving thousands of rows at a ...
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Azure SQL Database - Standard Edition (S3 Service Tier) Why does Batch Mode only come into effect when using Aggregate Functions? DROP TABLE IF EXISTS dbo.TransCS CREATE TABLE dbo.TransCS ( ...
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The following query performs a windowed SUM over a columnstore table with 1500 total rows, each of which has the value 0 or 1, and it overflows the INT data type. Why is this happening? SELECT a, p, ...
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I have a query of the following form: SELECT ... FROM ColumnstoreTable cs CROSS APPLY ( SELECT * FROM (VALUES ('A', cs.DataA) , ('B', cs.DataB) , ('C', cs.DataC) ) ...
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A big query is running right now. The result of a batch mode hash join that spills to disk is streamed into a temp table using select into. The query is showing wait types HTDELETE and HTREPARTITION ...
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When a columnstore index is being used in a query SQL Server is able to use batch mode. Documentation is thin on what can run in batch mode and what can't. Please look at the following (motivating) ...
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