my 16 yro daughter asked me if i know what happened to the vanilla ice cream
though i truthfully denied any knowledge i can't stop laughing #pleaseSendHelp
to the esteemed members of the jury, i state that laughter could mean anything.
"you sound kinda sus right now"
first, she asked about the ice cream.
then she asked if i was laughing. i said no.
then she told me i sounded like i was laughing.
then i started laughing.
is this entrapment?
i laugh loudly. and she knows it.
this was entrapment.
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och. the stuff i'm looking at today has so many variables and so much variability its about to do me in.
i'm trying to help optimize work in a workload group with a small footprint of concurrent queries and workers while other workload groups are active.
the gray inside the red-dashed-line boxes - that's what i'm trying to help out. without doing unnecessary damage to the other workload groups.
might be a long haul.
its hard to pick out the CPU utilization for just that workload group from 3 am to 6 am.
and the waits it experiences aren't all that easy to eliminate (memory_allocation_ext waits).
there's some good stuff in here about #sqlserver soft-NUMA which applies to autosoftNUMA
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Understanding Non-uniform Memory Access
2012 October 4 docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous…
"Memory nodes are created based on hardware NUMA and therefore not impacted by soft-NUMA."
Thumbs up! soft-numa nodes must be fully contained in memory nodes. so memory nodes enforce something on soft-numa, but not the other way 'round.
"Soft-NUMA does not provide memory to CPU affinity."
Thumbs up, i think. i guess i would probably have said that memory-to-cpu affinity is based on memory node rather than soft-NUMA node.
i've found that Execution Throttle was relied on so heavily in the past with QLogic HBAs that many folks are unfamilar with setting a per-LUN servic queue depth for QLogic in Windows.
The Dell host connectivity guide i linked above in the thread discusses this on page 67.