In SQL Server, how do you determine the (average or expected) number of rows per page?
I know know how to determine the average and max row size, but I don’t know how that relates to actual rows/page.
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In SQL Server, how do you determine the (average or expected) number of rows per page?
I know know how to determine the average and max row size, but I don’t know how that relates to actual rows/page.
8060 bytes per page, 8 pages per extent…remember that if you row is 4040 bytes then you can only fit one row on the page
DBCC SHOWCONTIG will give you how many pages your table is using