Transcript Yukon SQL Server Futures

SQL Server Yukon
James Hamilton
General Manager & Security Architect
Microsoft SQL Server Business Unit
[email protected] | http://research.microsoft.com/~jamesrh
SQL Server Yukon
The scalable, secure, enterprise-class data management platform
AGENDA
Enterprise Data
Management
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Enterprise Data Management
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Programmability
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Programmability
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Business
Intelligence
Scalability, Performance, & 64 bit
Online operations & enhanced
availability
Industry leading server-side
programming model
Native XML datatype support
Web services
Service Broker
Business Intelligence
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OLAP Server
Data mining
Reporting Server
Data Transformation Services
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Economic
Scalability
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Optimized for Windows Server 2003 & 64 bit H/W
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Great performance
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Manageability
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T-SQL code-compatibility with SQL Server 2000
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8 node shared disk fail-over support
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Same on-disk format as 32-bit for easy migration
One setup for database & OLAP based on Windows
Installer technology
Compelling alternative to expensive Unix solutions
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Cost Savings
Large memory addressability (up to 32 TB)
Nearly unlimited virtual memory (up to 8 TB)
I/O savings due to larger memory buffer pools
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The highly scalable database platform for memory
intensive, performance-critical business applications
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Dynamic Online Configuration
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Most DB configuration is Dynamic
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Memory added W/O restart or reboot
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No longer requires a server restart
Only I/O Affinity remains static
Eliminates one cause of planned failover
Requires: Appropriate H/W & Windows Server
2003
Address Windowing Extensions (AWE)
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Changes to physical size don’t require
downtime
 Dynamically configurable (Min / Max)
 Maximum limited by physical memory
 Dynamically adjusts to “hot-add” memory
Requires Windows Server 2003
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Snapshot Isolation
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New transaction isolation level
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Increased Data Availability for read
dominated applications
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Existing isolation levels unchanged
 Serializable, repeatable read, read
committed, & read uncommitted
Non-Blocking consistent reads in OLTP
environment
Writers don’t block readers
Readers don’t block writers
Allows writes, which can cause conflicts
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Includes mandatory conflict detection
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Online Index Operations
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Online index operations now allow concurrent
modification of the underlying table or index
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Online Index Maintenance
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Updates, Inserts, Deletes
Create, Rebuild, Drop
Reorganize (including BLOBs)
Index-based constraints (PK, Unique)
Simple DDL for both Online/Offline operations
Updates incur some additional cost during an
online index operation
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Maintains old & new indexes during maintenance
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Fast Recovery
Restart or Restore
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SQL Server 2000
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Database is Available after Undo Completes
Redo
Undo
Available
Time
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Yukon
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Database is Available when Undo Begins
Redo
Undo
Available
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Database View
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Read-only, consistent copy of a database
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Unchanging as database is modified
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Good for reporting state of DB at single point
in time
Supports fast primary DB rollback to view
 Correction of DBA or user/programmer
error
Fast & efficient
Copy-on-Write
Storage only required for DB changes
Can be created for any database
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Database Mirroring
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Database Failover – an Instant Standby
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Hardware
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Works with standard computers and storage
No shared storage components
Impact to transaction throughput
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Very Fast … expect well under 8 seconds
Automatic or manual failover
Zero data loss
Automatic re-sync after failover
Zero to minimal
Automatic, transparent client redirect
Use ViewPoint to make mirror database a readable
reporting database
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SQL Server Yukon
The scalable, secure, enterprise-class data management platform
Enterprise Data
Management
• Server-side programming model
• Multiple languages: T-SQL, VB.NET, C#…
• Existing tools/processes
• Leverage existing development skills
• T-SQL enhancements
Programmability
• Full text search
• Relational-to-XML mapping
• XML native datatype
Business
Intelligence
• SQL Web Services
• SQL Service Broker
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.NET Framework Integration
Key Features
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Server side programming:
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Programming environment for:
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Mid-tier/data tier deployment decision
Security
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Functions, Procedures, Triggers
User Defined Types, Aggregates
In-Proc Data Access (ADO .NET V2)
Symmetric data access
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VB.net, C++.net, & C#
Three levels of code access security
 Safe, External-Access (verifiable), Unsafe
Tight integration with Visual Studio
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Authoring, debugging, deployment, profiling
Tool support includes T-SQL
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The Developer Experience
VB,C#,C++ VS .NET
Project
Build
Runtime
hosted by SQL
(in-proc)
Assembly:
“TaxLib.dll”
SQL Data Definition:
create assembly …
create function …
create procedure …
create trigger …
create type …
SQL Server
SQL Queries:
select sum(tax(sal,state))
from Emp
where county = ‘King’
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.NET Integration
Key Theme: Choice & Control
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Choice of where to run logic
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Choice of programming language
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Database, for logic that runs close to data
Mid-tier, for logic that scales out
Symmetric programming model
 Leverage skills mid-tier & server
C#, VB.NET, & Managed C++, for a safe, modern
execution environment
TSQL continues to be supported & enhanced
 Good choice for data-intensive procedures
Safe extended stored proc replacement
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T-SQL Enhancements
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Varchar(max), Varbinary(max)
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T-SQL Exception Handling
Recursive Queries
Multiple Active Result Sets
Statement-level recompile
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Alternative to Text, Image
Uniform Programming model
Fewer recompiles & less costly
Other
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Pivot, UnPivot, Top (expression)
DDL triggers
Queuing primitives
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Full-text Enhancements
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Performance & Scalability
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Index and Query Performance
Early testing to over 2B rows
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Administrative integration
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Index cost scales near linearly with data size
Transportability via database attach/detach
Integrated backup, restore & recovery
Full-Text DDL for easier administration
Functionality
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Thesaurus
Diacritic sensitivity/insensitivity
Multi-column full-text queries supported
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CONTAINS((col1,col2), ‘Yukon’)
Support for XML data type
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XML Scenarios
1) Data Exchange…
XML data
Manufacturer
Supplier
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Platform independent transport format
Loosely-coupled
systems
B2B, B2C, work flow, …
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Solution:
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XML: Return SQL Query results as XML
Annotated views: Define XML view over relational data
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XML Scenarios
2) Semi-structured storage…
First
Name
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Address
Phone
XML data
type
XML Datatype
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Last
Name
Loosely structured data or dynamic schema
Solution:
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Native XML datatype
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Column, variable, or paramater with optional schema (XSD)
Query(): Include xquery over XML as part of SQL Statements
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Fully integrated supporting correlations etc.
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OpenXML: XML content available via rowset
SQL Web Services
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Native SOAP access
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Standards based access to SQL
Server
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SOAP 1.1 and 1.2, WSDL 1.1,
inlined XSD
No client dependency
Improved Interoperability
New “HTTP ENDPOINT” object
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HTTP.SYS
Configure connection info
Configure authentication
Expose Functions & SPs
Expose TSQL Batches
Leverages kernel-mode listener
http://myserver/sql
Port: 80
Integrated Auth
WebMethod
= myDb.dbo.mySP
HTTP Endpoint
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Service Broker
SQL Engine
SQL Engine
APP 1
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APP 2
Framework for building Reliable,
asynchronous, distributed applications
Communication infrastructure
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Two-way “Dialogs”
Reliable delivery to local, remote queues
Exactly-once, In-order semantics
Large Message Fragmentation
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SQL Server Yukon
The scalable, secure, enterprise-class data management platform
Enterprise Data
Management
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Online Analytical Processing Server
UDM
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integrating relational & MD
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MOLAP & ROLAP with caching MOLAP
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OLE/DB for OLAP & XML/A APIs
Data Mining Support
 Integrated into OLAP server
Algorithms supported: Association rules, time
series, regression trees, sequence clustering,
neural nets, Naïve Bayes
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Programmability
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Business
Intelligence
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Reporting Server
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Sources: OLE/DB, ODBC, Oracle, Custom, …
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Delivery Targets: Email, file share, custom, …
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Formats: HTML, Excel, PDF, Custom, …
Data Transformation Services
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Enterprise ETL on commodity hardware
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Summary
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Substantial release with 3 major themes:
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Continue trademark focus on administrative
ease of use
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Enterprise data management
Programmability
Business intelligence
This focus has been picked up across industry
Yukon begins the next DB industry wave
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Ease of database development with great tools
More datatypes under management
More value from data under management
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