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6. Examine the file sizes of the different files.
Note
Another way to examine how much memory a certain object takes up is
to use the schema rowsets available in Analysis Services. To query the
views, connect to the tabular instance using SQL Server Management
Studio and run the following query:
select OBJECT_PARENT_PATH, OBJECT_ID,
OBJECT_MEMORY_CHILD_NONSHRINKABLE
from
$system.DISCOVER_OBJECT_MEMORY_USAGE
where object_id = 'In-Memory Table'
order by
OBJECT_MEMORY_CHILD_NONSHRINKABLE desc
For information about the different Schema rowsets, refer to the online
manual at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms126221.aspx .
There are two files called dictionary files that take up 4.5 MB and 1.1 MB respect-
ively. The names of the files indicate that they are storing the data from the Employ-
eePhoto column of the DimEmployee table and from the SalesTerritoryImage
of the DimSalesTerritory table. These are columns that contain binary data with
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