Creating a Memory-Optimized Table and a Natively Compiled Stored Procedure

CREATE DATABASE imoltp   
GO  
  
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-- create database with a memory-optimized
-- filegroup and a container.

ALTER DATABASE imoltp ADD FILEGROUP imoltp_mod
    CONTAINS MEMORY_OPTIMIZED_DATA;

ALTER DATABASE imoltp ADD FILE (
    name='imoltp_mod1', filename='c:\data\imoltp_mod1')
    TO FILEGROUP imoltp_mod;

ALTER DATABASE imoltp
    SET MEMORY_OPTIMIZED_ELEVATE_TO_SNAPSHOT = ON;
GO  
  
USE imoltp  
GO  
  
-- Create a durable (data will be persisted) memory-optimized table
-- two of the columns are indexed.

CREATE TABLE dbo.ShoppingCart (   
    ShoppingCartId INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED,  
    UserId INT NOT NULL INDEX ix_UserId NONCLUSTERED
        HASH WITH (BUCKET_COUNT=1000000),
    CreatedDate DATETIME2 NOT NULL,   
    TotalPrice MONEY  
    ) WITH (MEMORY_OPTIMIZED=ON)   
GO  

-- Create a non-durable table. Data will not be persisted,
-- data loss if the server turns off unexpectedly.

CREATE TABLE dbo.UserSession (   
   SessionId INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED
        HASH WITH (BUCKET_COUNT=400000),
   UserId int NOT NULL,   
   CreatedDate DATETIME2 NOT NULL,  
   ShoppingCartId INT,  
   INDEX ix_UserId NONCLUSTERED
        HASH (UserId) WITH (BUCKET_COUNT=400000)   
    )   
    WITH (MEMORY_OPTIMIZED=ON, DURABILITY=SCHEMA_ONLY)
GO  
  
-- insert data into the tables  
INSERT dbo.UserSession VALUES (342, SYSDATETIME(), 4);
INSERT dbo.UserSession VALUES (65, SYSDATETIME(), NULL)   
INSERT dbo.UserSession VALUES (8798, SYSDATETIME(), 1)   
INSERT dbo.UserSession VALUES (80, SYSDATETIME(), NULL)   
INSERT dbo.UserSession VALUES (4321, SYSDATETIME(), NULL)   
INSERT dbo.UserSession VALUES (8578, SYSDATETIME(), NULL)   
  
INSERT dbo.ShoppingCart VALUES (8798, SYSDATETIME(), NULL)   
INSERT dbo.ShoppingCart VALUES (23, SYSDATETIME(), 45.4)   
INSERT dbo.ShoppingCart VALUES (80, SYSDATETIME(), NULL)   
INSERT dbo.ShoppingCart VALUES (342, SYSDATETIME(), 65.4)   
GO  
  
-- Verify table contents.

SELECT * FROM dbo.UserSession;
SELECT * FROM dbo.ShoppingCart;
GO  
  
-- Update statistics on memory-optimized tables;

UPDATE STATISTICS dbo.UserSession  WITH FULLSCAN, NORECOMPUTE;
UPDATE STATISTICS dbo.ShoppingCart WITH FULLSCAN, NORECOMPUTE;
GO  
  
-- in an explicit transaction, assign a cart to a session
-- and update the total price.
-- SELECT/UPDATE/DELETE statements in explicit transactions.

BEGIN TRAN;
   UPDATE dbo.UserSession SET ShoppingCartId=3 WHERE SessionId=4;
   UPDATE dbo.ShoppingCart SET TotalPrice=65.84 WHERE ShoppingCartId=3;
COMMIT;
GO   
  
-- Verify table contents.

SELECT *   
    FROM dbo.UserSession u
        JOIN dbo.ShoppingCart s on u.ShoppingCartId=s.ShoppingCartId
    WHERE u.SessionId=4;
 GO  
  
-- Natively compiled stored procedure for assigning
-- a shopping cart to a session.

CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.usp_AssignCart @SessionId int
    WITH NATIVE_COMPILATION, SCHEMABINDING
AS
BEGIN ATOMIC
    WITH (TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL = SNAPSHOT,
        LANGUAGE = N'us_english');
  
  DECLARE @UserId INT,  
          @ShoppingCartId INT;
  
  SELECT @UserId=UserId, @ShoppingCartId=ShoppingCartId
  FROM dbo.UserSession WHERE SessionId=@SessionId;
  
  IF @UserId IS NULL   
    THROW 51000, N'The session or shopping cart does not exist.', 1;
  
  UPDATE dbo.UserSession
    SET ShoppingCartId=@ShoppingCartId WHERE SessionId=@SessionId;
 END   
 GO  
  
 EXEC usp_AssignCart 1;
 GO  
  
-- natively compiled stored procedure for inserting
-- a large number of rows this demonstrates the
-- performance of native procs   
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.usp_InsertSampleCarts @InsertCount int
    WITH NATIVE_COMPILATION, SCHEMABINDING   
AS
BEGIN ATOMIC   
    WITH (TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL = SNAPSHOT,
        LANGUAGE = N'us_english');
  
  DECLARE @i int = 0;
  
  WHILE @i < @InsertCount   
  BEGIN   
    INSERT INTO dbo.ShoppingCart VALUES (1, SYSDATETIME() , NULL)
    SET @i += 1   
  END  
  
END   
GO  
  
-- insert 1,000,000 rows   
 EXEC usp_InsertSampleCarts 1000000   
 GO  
  
---- verify the rows have been inserted   
 SELECT COUNT(*) FROM dbo.ShoppingCart   
 GO  
  
-- Sample memory-optimized tables for
-- sales orders and sales order details.
CREATE TABLE dbo.SalesOrders   
(  
   so_id INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED,  
   cust_id INT NOT NULL,  
   so_date DATE NOT NULL INDEX ix_date NONCLUSTERED,  
   so_total MONEY NOT NULL,  
   INDEX ix_date_total NONCLUSTERED
        (so_date DESC, so_total DESC)  
) WITH (MEMORY_OPTIMIZED=ON);
GO  
  
CREATE TABLE dbo.SalesOrderDetails  
(  
   so_id INT NOT NULL,  
   lineitem_id INT NOT NULL,  
   product_id INT NOT NULL,  
   unitprice MONEY NOT NULL,  
  
   CONSTRAINT PK_SOD PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED
        (so_id,lineitem_id)
) WITH (MEMORY_OPTIMIZED=ON)  
GO  

-- Memory-optimized table type for collecting
-- sales order details.

CREATE TYPE dbo.SalesOrderDetailsType AS TABLE  
(  
   so_id INT NOT NULL,  
   lineitem_id INT NOT NULL,  
   product_id INT NOT NULL,  
   unitprice MONEY NOT NULL,  
  
   PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED (so_id,lineitem_id)  
) WITH (MEMORY_OPTIMIZED=ON)  
GO  
  
-- stored procedure that inserts a sales order,
-- along with its details.

CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.InsertSalesOrder
    @so_id INT, @cust_id INT,
    @items dbo.SalesOrderDetailsType READONLY  
WITH NATIVE_COMPILATION, SCHEMABINDING  
AS BEGIN ATOMIC WITH   
(  
   TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL = SNAPSHOT,  
   LANGUAGE = N'us_english'  
)  
   DECLARE @total MONEY  
   SELECT @total = SUM(unitprice) FROM @items  

   INSERT dbo.SalesOrders
        VALUES (@so_id, @cust_id, getdate(), @total)

   INSERT dbo.SalesOrderDetails
        SELECT so_id, lineitem_id, product_id, unitprice
        FROM @items  
END  
GO  
  
-- Insert a sample sales order.
DECLARE @so_id INT = 18,  
       @cust_id INT = 8,  
       @items dbo.SalesOrderDetailsType;

INSERT @items  VALUES   
       (@so_id, 1, 4, 43),   
       (@so_id, 2, 3, 3),   
       (@so_id, 3, 8, 453),   
       (@so_id, 4, 5, 76),   
       (@so_id, 5, 4, 43);

EXEC dbo.InsertSalesOrder @so_id, @cust_id, @items;
GO  
  
-- verify the content of the tables  
SELECT   
       so.so_id,  
       so.so_date,  
       sod.lineitem_id,  
       sod.product_id,  
       sod.unitprice  
FROM dbo.SalesOrders so
    JOIN dbo.SalesOrderDetails sod on so.so_id=sod.so_id  
ORDER BY so.so_id, sod.lineitem_id