Logical Reads Aren’t Repeatable on Columnstore Indexes. (sigh)
Read OriginalThis technical article discusses a specific performance tuning nuance in SQL Server: the unreliability of logical reads as a repeatable metric when working with columnstore indexes. It includes example queries and STATISTICS IO output to illustrate the point, making it relevant for database administrators and developers optimizing queries.
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