Columnstore Indexes

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Columnstore Indexes

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Koen Verbeeck SSC Guru Points: 259085 More actions · Answer 1

OK, I didn't select the option with the in-memory table, because the sentence ends with only.

This made me believe the answer suggested that you could only create columnstore indexes on in-memory tables, which is of course not true.

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helenlu7 65408 SSC-Addicted Points: 426 More actions · Answer 2

A columnstore index can be for disk-based tables as well, not just for in-memory table ONLY.

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helenlu7 65408 (8/13/2015)
A columnstore index can be for disk-based tables as well, not just for in-memory table ONLY.

Exactly, I thought the wording was a misleading here, as it can be created on both, not only in-memory tables.

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Koen Verbeeck (8/13/2015)
OK, I didn't select the option with the in-memory table, because the sentence ends with only.
This made me believe the answer suggested that you could only create columnstore indexes on in-memory tables, which is of course not true.

+1

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Koen Verbeeck (8/13/2015)
OK, I didn't select the option with the in-memory table, because the sentence ends with only.
This made me believe the answer suggested that you could only create columnstore indexes on in-memory tables, which is of course not true.

Same for me.

Ed Wagner SSC Guru Points: 287024 More actions · Answer 6

I had to research the answer because I haven't gotten to work with 2016 yet. I always enjoy starting my day by learning something new, so thank you.

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BrainDonor SSCoach Points: 19252 More actions · Answer 7

Same here - it could have been phrased better.

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Koen Verbeeck (8/13/2015)
OK, I didn't select the option with the in-memory table, because the sentence ends with only.
This made me believe the answer suggested that you could only create columnstore indexes on in-memory tables, which is of course not true.

Yep - same here. Not used 2016 yet so had to look them up on BoL, was quite suprised when I got it wrong hehe.

Luis Cazares SSC Guru Points: 183698 More actions · Answer 9

Koen Verbeeck (8/13/2015)
OK, I didn't select the option with the in-memory table, because the sentence ends with only.
This made me believe the answer suggested that you could only create columnstore indexes on in-memory tables, which is of course not true.

I guess this was caused by a copy-paste-edit error as the word "only" was also present on the previous answers.

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Heals SSCrazy Points: 2234 More actions · Answer 10

Luis Cazares (8/13/2015)
Koen Verbeeck (8/13/2015)
OK, I didn't select the option with the in-memory table, because the sentence ends with only.
This made me believe the answer suggested that you could only create columnstore indexes on in-memory tables, which is of course not true.
I guess this was caused by a copy-paste-edit error as the word "only" was also present on the previous answers.

Most likely. Still learned something though which is the point of these (Although by the time I use 2016 I'll probably need to look it up again :-D)

david.gugg SSCertifiable Points: 6032 More actions · Answer 11

Koen Verbeeck (8/13/2015)
OK, I didn't select the option with the in-memory table, because the sentence ends with only.
This made me believe the answer suggested that you could only create columnstore indexes on in-memory tables, which is of course not true.

Ditto.

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Koen Verbeeck (8/13/2015)
OK, I didn't select the option with the in-memory table, because the sentence ends with only.
This made me believe the answer suggested that you could only create columnstore indexes on in-memory tables, which is of course not true.

+1. Still, had to look it up to make sure I understood all the restrictions, so not so bad at the end of the day. 🙂

Steve Jones - SSC Editor SSC Guru Points: 734449 More actions · Answer 13

Apologies, my grammar miscue. I had thought the "only" in the other two answers would lean towards the reading being only the answers given and not others. As opposed to only in memory and not on disk.

Changed the AND to OR. Awarding back points.