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SQL SERVER INTERNALS & ARCHITECTURE Kevin Kline, SQL Sentry Director of Engineering Services, [email protected] Microsoft SQL Server MVP since 2003 Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn @ KEKline Website: http://KevinEKline.com/ , http://ForITPros.com

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SQL Server Internals & Architecture. Kevin Kline, SQL Sentry Director of Engineering Services, [email protected] Microsoft SQL Server MVP since 2003 Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn @ KEKline Website: http://KevinEKline.com/ , http://ForITPros.com. New eBOOK Available!. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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SQL SERVER INTERNALS & ARCHITECTURE

Kevin Kline, SQL SentryDirector of Engineering Services, [email protected] SQL Server MVP since 2003Twitter , Facebook, LinkedIn @ KEKlineWebsite: http://KevinEKline.com/, http://ForITPros.com

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AGENDA• Droppin’ Acid with RDBMSes• Our Host and Tour Guide• The Life of a Read Statement• Dancing for Cache• The Life of a Write Statement• Summary• Q & A

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TOOLS FROM SQL SENTRY

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DROPPING ACID - WHY DOES SQL SERVER DO WHAT IT DOES?

• ACID properties of Transactionso Atomico Consistento Isolatedo Durable

• Speed, scalability, and • performance• Maximize hardware• Competitive features

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OUR TOUR GUIDETalk nerdy to me, baby!

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OK, WE’RE DONE

Relational EngineOptimizer

Query Executor

Cmd Parser

Storage EngineTrans-action Manager

Buffer Manager

Access Methods

Protocol LayerSNI

Data File

T-Log

Buffer Pool- - - - - - - - - - - -Data Cache

- - - - - - - - - - - - Plan Cache

SQL Server Network Interface

TDS

LanguageEvent

SELECT

?

QueryTree

QueryPlan

OLEDB

?

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SQLOS AND SCHEDULERS • 1 Cash Register = 1 Scheduler• Users are assigned to a thread

Uh oh! The out of soda!

No problem. Step aside… More syrup for the sodas!

Goes to the waiting, i.e.“suspended queue”

Yeah! I’m next in line!

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CACHES?

• How long does a page of data or a block of code stay in cache?

• Uses a LRU algorithm• Usually performed by the lazy-

writer, but can also be done by any worker thread after scheduling its own I/O

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CACHE AGING & LRU-K BEHAVIOR

getordMemory

finduser

sp_1 sp_4

16 16

7

2233 02

7

1

564

01

14151312

What about buffer cache?

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BUT WAIT! THERE’S MORE!

Relational EngineOptimizer

Query Executor

Cmd Parser

Storage EngineTransaction Manager: Log & Lock Mgr

Buffer Manager

Access Methods

Protocol LayerSNI

Data File

T-Log

Buffer Pool- - - - - - - - - - - -Data Cache

- - - - - - - - - - - - Plan Cache

SQL Server Network Interface

TDS

LanguageEvent

INSERT, UPDATE, orDELETE

?

QueryTree

QueryPlan

OLEDB

DataWrite ?

Oooh! So dirty!

CheckPoint

Lazywriter

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SUMMARYUnderstanding the internals is as important as any other bit of info you might haveRemember:

ACID!!!key components of the relational engine?key components of the storage

engine?Key areas of cache?Key areas of the transaction

manager?What two processes conduct writes?

More info?