BB16  Michael Rys Principal Lead Program Manager Microsoft Corporation [email protected]  Pain Points   Goals  Reduce the cost of managing all types of data  Simplify the development of applications which.

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 Michael Rys
Principal Lead
Program Manager
Microsoft Corporation
[email protected]
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Pain
Points
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Goals
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Reduce the cost of managing all types of data
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Simplify the development of applications which use
relational and non-relational data
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Extend services currently available for relational data
to non-relational data
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Provide non-relational services to relational data
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SQL Server 2005
Documents &
Multimedia
• Full Text Indexing
• XML Data Type and
Functions
• User Defined Types
Relational
BR Support
• Remote BLOB Store API
• Filestream
• Integrated FTS
• Fully supported
Geometry and
Geography data types
and Functions
Spatial
XML
SQL Server 2008
• XML Upgrades
• Large UDTs
• Sparse Columns
• Wide Tables
• Filtered Indices
• HierarchyID
Documents &
Multimedia
Use File Servers
Dedicated BLOB
Store
Store BLOBs in
Database
Application
Application
Application
BLOBs
BLOBs
DB
Advantages
Challenges
Example
DB
BLOBs
DB
• Low cost per GB
• Streaming Performance
• Lower cost/GB at scale
• Scalability & Expandability
• Integrated management
• Data-level consistency
• Complex application
development and
deployment
• Integration with structured
data
• Complex application
development and
deployment
• Separate management
• Enterprise-scales only
• Poor data streaming support
• File size limitations
• Highest cost per GB
• Windows File Servers
• NetApp NetFiler
• EMC Centera
• Fujitsu Nearline
• SQL Server
VARBINARY(MAX)
Documents &
Multimedia
Use File Servers
Application
BLOB
Store BLOBs in
Database
DB
Application
Dedicated BLOB
Store
Store BLOBs in
DB + File System
Application
BLOB
BLOB
Application
BLOB
DB
DB
DB
Remote BLOB Storage
SQL BLOB
FILESTREAM Storage
Documents &
Multimedia
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Store BLOBs in
DB + File System
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Application
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BLOB
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Documents &
Multimedia
Applications
Remote BLOB Store API Client
Provider
Library
Provider
Library
Provider
Library
Provider API
SQL Server
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BLOB
Store 1
BLOB Store
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BLOB Store
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Services
• Create
• Enumerate
• Fetch
• GC
• Delete
Documents &
Multimedia
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Documents &
Multimedia
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WHERE CONTAINS(resume,’”SQL Server”’)
AND ZipCode = ‘98052’
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Documents &
Multimedia
SQL SERVER process
WB client
Bind
Doc_table
id
FTS Algeb.
SQL/FTS integrated
doc_type
query tree document
QE
Shared Memory
Parse
SQL Algeb.
QUERY
Results
FTS Algeb.
Algebrizer
T-SQL
Parser
FDHOST process
Execution
Plan
QO
Language
Module
STOPLIST
Ranking Func.
Integration
THESAURUS
FTLogicalOperator
FTLogicalOperator
FTExecutionOperator
FTExecutionOperator
Stemmer
iFilters
CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX ft_idx
ON Doc_table(document
Cardinality
TYPE COLUMN doc_type)
FTLogicalOperator
KEY INDEX doc_id_idx;
FTExecutionOperator
WB
Full-Text Index
Documents &
Multimedia
2 min
1 min
Populating an index of 20million rows of 1k data on identical hardware
(time in minutes)
Spatial
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See BB24 – SQL Server 2008: Deep Dive into Spatial Data
XML
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Scenarios
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Relational
BR Support
Characteristics
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Relational
BR Support
Requirements
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Relational
BR Support
SQL Server 2008 features
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Relational
BR Support
Scenarios
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Relational
BR Support
Relational
BR Support
Key properties
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Relational
BR Support
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// Sparse as a storage attibute in Create/Alter table statements
Create Table Products(Id int, Type nvarchar(16)…,
Resolution int SPARSE, ZoomLength int SPARSE);
// No Change in Query/DML Behavior
Select Id, Type, Resolution, ZoomLength from Products;
Update Products set Resolution=3, ZoomLength = 105 where Id = 101;
Relational
BR Support
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// Create a sparse column set
Create Table Products(Id int, Type nvarchar(16)…,
Resolution int SPARSE, ZoomLength int SPARSE,
Properties XML COLUMN_SET FOR ALL_SPARSE_COLUMNS);
// Generic relational access to sparse column set.
// Returns an aggregated XML fragment for all non-null sparse columns
Select Id, Type, Properties from Products;
<Resolution>4</Resolution>
<ZoomLength>70</ZoomLength>
// Generic updates through sparse column set. Similar to an XML update
Update Products set Type = ‘Camera”, Properties = @xml
Relational
BR Support
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Sparse storage
Non-sparse storage
PK
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Relational
BR Support
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http://sqlblog.com/blogs/michael_rys/
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc949109.aspx
http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2008/en/us/wp-sql-2008-manage-unstructured.aspx
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http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2008/en/us/wp-sql-2008-whats-new-xml.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc721269.aspx
http://connect.microsoft.com/sqlserver/feedback
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