How does SQL Server delayed durability work?
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I'm reading documentation for the delayed durability feature of SQL Server and saw this table:
It states that database level settings always take precedence over commit level seeing. But I'm not able to understand the table.
As I understand, 2 is database level setting and 3 must be commit level setting. But why their intersection position 4 states the result is delayed durable?
Could someone help me to understand how to read this table?
It states that database level settings always take precedence over commit level seeing. But I'm not able to understand the table.
As I understand, 2 is database level setting and 3 must be commit level setting. But why their intersection position 4 states the result is delayed durable?
Could someone help me to understand how to read this table?
Asked by Fajela Tajkiya
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Aug 27, 2022, 07:35 PM
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