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First, turn off your laptop and unplug the power adapter. Next, open the panel on the bottom of your laptop covering the memory banks. Depending on your system, you might have to unscrew the whole back of the laptop to access the memory and other components. Before you touch any component in your PC, though, touch any metal surface inside the computer e. This will discharge any potentially damaging static electricity from your body. If all of your memory slots are already filled, you'll need to pull out the existing DIMMs in order to replace them.
To remove the memory module, push apart the clips holding it in place. The memory module should pop up at an angle. Then, holding the memory module by its edges — without touching the gold connectors at the bottom, lift the module out. Next, insert the new modules into your open slots at a degree angle, with the gold edges facing down. Actionable warnings will have a yellow triangle in the left-hand column. If there are actionable warnings, you should exit the migration, resolve the warnings, and then restart the process.
If you do not resolve the warnings, your migrated table may cause a failure. Click Next to proceed. Memory-optimized filegroup The name for your memory-optimized filegroup. A database must have a memory-optimized filegroup with at least one file before a memory-optimized table can be created. If you do not have a memory-optimized filegroup, you can change the default name. Memory-optimized filegroups cannot be deleted. If a database already has a memory-optimized file group, this field will be pre-populated with its name and you will not be able to change the value of this field.
Logical file name and File path The name of the file that will contain the memory-optimized table. A database must have a memory-optimized file group with at least one file before a memory-optimized table can be created. If you do not have an existing memory-optimized file group, you can change the default name and path of the file to be created at the end of the migration process.
If you have an existing memory-optimized filegroup, these fields will be pre-populated and you will not be able to change the values. Rename the original table as At the end of the migration process, a new memory-optimized table will be created with the current name of the table.
To avoid a name conflict, the current table must be renamed. You may change that name in this field. Estimated current memory cost MB The Memory-Optimization Advisor estimates the amount of memory the new memory-optimized table will consume based on metadata of the disk-based table. Also copy table data to the new memory optimized table Select this option if you wish to also move the data in the current table to the new memory-optimized table.
If this option is not selected, the new memory-optimized table will be created with no rows. The table will be migrated as a durable table by default In-Memory OLTP supports non-durable tables with superior performance compared to durable memory-optimized tables. However, data in a non-durable table will be lost upon server restart. If this option is selected, the Memory-Optimization Advisor will create a non-durable table instead of a durable table.
Select this option only if you understand the risk of data loss associated with non-durable tables. The next screen is Review Primary Key Conversion.
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