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SQL Server 2014 introduces in-memory technology for optimizing OLTP workloads. In this DB developer focused session, we discuss the new memory-optimized tables and indexes. You will learn how to access memory-optimized tables using interpreted Transact-SQL, and how to optimize data access using the new natively compiled stored procedures. Finally, you will learn how to work with the new lock-free transaction semantics for in-memory OLTP.
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