SQL Server 2012, SQLCLR and Max Server Memory
When SQLCLR was first introduced in SQL Server 2005, one of the big complaints that I had with it was that SQLCLR could technically steal all the memory away from the SQL Server’s buffer pool by simply growing it’s memory pool which would cause the OS to request memory back from the SQL Server taking […]
SQL Server 2012, SQLCLR and Max Server Memory
When SQLCLR was first introduced in SQL Server 2005, one of the big complaints that I had with it was that SQLCLR could technically steal all the memory away from the SQL Server’s buffer pool by simply growing it’s memory pool which would cause the OS to request memory back from the SQL Server taking […]