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michael.kaufmann
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Posted Monday, May 16, 2011 9:13 AM
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michael.kaufmann (5/16/2011)
I'm even more confused now ...
The edited correct answer reads:
[...] Rows CAN span multiple pages.
[...] Ref: Pages and Extents - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190969.aspx Rows CANNOT span pages
BOL is wrong on that page. The overflow and lob data imply that the data that makes up a row can be on two different pages (or more). I think the BOL author copied from previous verisons, and despite later in the paragraph that it lists "this restriction may be relaxed", they have not corrected the initial sentence. It should read that non-variable length data types may not span across pages. So I can't have 9k worth of INT columns.
This wasn't exactly about BOL--but on the edited 'correct answer' that now bears a contradiction in it.
In my opinion the entire 'correct answer' should have been rewritten, and while the link to BOL might still have been included, the phrase
rows cannot span pages
should have been removed and your explanation included instead.
Thanks,
Michael
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Posted Monday, May 16, 2011 9:40 AM
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Ah, sorry. The explanation editor box is small for me and I didn't see that part of the explanation. It's been fixed.
My apologies.
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Posted Monday, May 16, 2011 10:08 AM
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excellent question. thanks
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Posted Thursday, May 26, 2011 4:07 AM
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The below statement is confusing:
"Pages in extents may be assigned to only one object"
Does it mean:
- 1 object and no more than 1 object (false), or
- 1 object is possible (true)
Otherwise, a DBA should get the question right.
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"may" speaks to possibilities. Extents can be uniform (one object stored) or mixed (multiple objects stored)
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