(Troy L Coleman) When a high number of inserts arrive in a non-clustered way at the end of a table space or table space partition, it’s known as a “journaling pattern.”
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(Troy L Coleman) When a high number of inserts arrive in a non-clustered way at the end of a table space or table space partition, it’s known as a “journaling pattern.”
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