• andrew_dale (10/29/2015)


    you say

    NOTE: There is a lot of available literature about pages, extents, and the affects they have on database design. Because of this, I won't go into the issue. It suffices to say we want to keep our table width below 1024 bytes when possible.

    But the literature you reference https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190969(v=sql.105).aspx says 8060 bytes per row before it has to start moving stuff off page.

    Where did your 1024 byte width limit come from?

    Possibly a typo. My bad.

    EDIT: A bit of dyslexia. I was looking at my resources and saw the 1024 x 8KB = 8192 (8060 really) and my fingers typed the first number instead of the 8060. I'll ask Steve to correct it.

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