Is InMemory OLTP eating all my memory? Here is a step by step way to identify InMemory objects and see how much memory they use in SQL Server.
Buffer Pool Extension and In-Memory OLTP: What Each One Caches
Buffer Pool Extension caches clean pages of disk-based tables on an SSD. Memory-optimized tables have no pages, so it cannot hold them. This post proves it on SQL Server 2025 with two tables and read-only checks.
Bind Resource Governor to a Memory-Optimized Database
To bind Resource Governor to a memory-optimized database, you create a pool, bind it with one stored procedure and restart the database. This post runs each step on SQL Server 2025, proves the binding with the pool memory, and restores the server.
Filter Memory-Optimized Tables in SSMS: SQL in Sixty Seconds #079
You can filter memory-optimized tables in SSMS Object Explorer, or find them with one query on sys.tables. The tests here build a database with both kinds of tables, show how durability and memory use appear in the catalog, and list the gotchas.
SQL SERVER – Filter In-Memory OLTP Tables in SSMS
Need to spot In-Memory OLTP tables among thousands of tables? I show a simple T-SQL query and the SSMS options that list only those tables.
Hash Index Bucket Count for Memory-Optimized Tables
Size hash index bucket count from distinct keys, inspect empty buckets and chains, rebuild a test index, and choose range indexes wisely.






