At Directi, we are taking a hard look at the way our applications need to store and retrieve data, and whether we really need to use a traditional RDBMS for all scenarios. This does not mean that we will eschew relational systems altogether. What it means is that we will use the best tool for […]
On a recent mailing list discussion, Veer Wangoo asked: “DOT NET CLR only uses thread-based scheduling and does not support Fiber-mode scheduling; however, SQL Server can use Fiber-mode scheduling as well. How does SQL 2005 Handle this Limitation?” Answering this question led to a lot of deep-dive and I finally managed to answer this in
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