This is really helpful knowing the insights of data pages. But I have a doubt here that since 1033 bytes were left to be filled and the row size is taking 1007+2 i.e. 1009 bytes then why a new page got created for 8th record. Please try to clarify this once you get time. Thanks Sudhanshu
Hi Questpond, thank you for these informative videos, I appreciate the hands on examples and the questions at the end! I think the questions are especially useful to check understanding; however, they are only showed in the video which makes them hard to copy/paste, can you put the questions in the video description? Thank you!
After 7 records, we still have 1033 bytes free in first data page and to accommodate 8th record it needs only 1007 + 2 for row off set total 1009 bytes.Why a new page is created for 8th record.
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That was my very same question, but computing is a fallacy so I got over it lol
I have a simple question. After 7 records, we still have 1033 bytes free in first data page and to accommodate 8th record it needs only 1007 bytes even if we take overheads. Why a new page is created for 8th record. Even i tried it on my local DB and getting same result. Must be my fault. pls clear
Hi Sanjeet. It is because he is using a HEAP (I assume it because I have not seen the full video!). A Heap is a table without any ordering element so data can be stored without "sorting". In a HEAP data get stored by querying the PFS page (Page Free Space) which holds only a percentage value of the filling grade of the page. The percentage is limited to 5 values only: 0: Page is empty 50% 80% 95% 100% I have not seen the video but I would assume that in the demo AFTER entering the 7th record the PFS hit the 95% which means that only 8,060 * 0.95 = 7657 bytes are used. 8,060 - 7,657 - 403 bytes That is - CALCULATED - not enough space for another record. HTH
@@dbberater The total size of the page after inserting 7 rows is 7159, which is ~87%. So, indeed there is 1033 bytes left, which is enough for one more row
Really? The answer is shorter than your reference to your email address. TF 3604 routes the output of DBCC commands to the client instead to the error log!
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This is really helpful knowing the insights of data pages. But I have a doubt here that since 1033 bytes were left to be filled and the row size is taking 1007+2 i.e. 1009 bytes then why a new page got created for 8th record.
Please try to clarify this once you get time.
Thanks
Sudhanshu
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Hi Questpond, thank you for these informative videos, I appreciate the hands on examples and the questions at the end! I think the questions are especially useful to check understanding; however, they are only showed in the video which makes them hard to copy/paste, can you put the questions in the video description? Thank you!
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After 7 records, we still have 1033 bytes free in first data page and to accommodate 8th record it needs only 1007 + 2 for row off set total 1009 bytes.Why a new page is created for 8th record.
That was my very same question, but computing is a fallacy so I got over it lol
Actually, there is a 3rd type of sql server file. The ndf file is a secondary database file for isolating data into a separate file and a filegroup.
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When we read the data.. Is it read in 8k or 64k?
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I have a simple question.
After 7 records, we still have 1033 bytes free in first data page and to accommodate 8th record it needs only 1007 bytes even if we take overheads. Why a new page is created for 8th record. Even i tried it on my local DB and getting same result. Must be my fault. pls clear
Even i had the same doubt..can anyone explain it ?
I have the same question. Can somebody please explain?
sanjeet kumar do you have the answer for this question please reply me thank you...
Hi Sanjeet. It is because he is using a HEAP (I assume it because I have not seen the full video!). A Heap is a table without any ordering element so data can be stored without "sorting". In a HEAP data get stored by querying the PFS page (Page Free Space) which holds only a percentage value of the filling grade of the page. The percentage is limited to 5 values only:
0: Page is empty
50%
80%
95%
100%
I have not seen the video but I would assume that in the demo AFTER entering the 7th record the PFS hit the 95% which means that only 8,060 * 0.95 = 7657 bytes are used.
8,060 - 7,657 - 403 bytes
That is - CALCULATED - not enough space for another record.
HTH
@@dbberater The total size of the page after inserting 7 rows is 7159, which is ~87%. So, indeed there is 1033 bytes left, which is enough for one more row
how pages in dbms different from files in os
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If a single row contain more than 8KB data, what happen? How SQL split the data to place it in different page?
In TraceOn Command what is 3604..?
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In TraceOn Command what ia 3604..??
This trace flag tell sql to print the output locally in SSMS.
Really? The answer is shorter than your reference to your email address.
TF 3604 routes the output of DBCC commands to the client instead to the error log!
wow..clear
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The audio is terrible
As in unlistenable
Did you not test it before recording?
Wondering why TRACEON on number 3604.
I dont think so noone can explain PAGE in sql better than you
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