I also want to understand how the delta merge process works if NSE is activated.
SAP note
2057046 “FAQ: SAP HANA Delta Merges” contains a description of the delta merge
process for a partition without NSE. The records
of Main1 and Delta1 are merged into the new Main2 (all storage containers are
in the memory): Main1 + Delta1 => Main2
The
question is how does the delta merge process works If NSE is activated for a
table / partition (load unit: page loadable). If NSE
activated, the records of the partition are stored on disk (Disk1), in the
buffer (Buffer1) and in the delta area (Delta1). According
to my understanding, the delta merge process has to read the records of Disk1,
Buffer1 (optional) and Delta1 to be able to create the new storage container
which contains all relevant records (Disk2): Disk1 + Buffer1 (optional) +
Delta1 => Disk2
If my
assumption is correct, I expect that constantly reading data from and writing
data to the disk will have a negative impact on the performance of the system.
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