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In-memory storage layer is very efficient. There are no buffer pool pages to manage or cache misses that result in I/O. That puts an accent on what goes on between storage engine and network, that is on query execution. Tight loops in native code is a good way to cut down on CPU cycles required to evaluate a query.



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