Getting Table Sizes in SQL DW

During a typical DM Jumpstart POC, one of the key tasks that an architect must execute is getting metrics about the new environment post-migration: collect load times from on-premises to cloud, collect Polybase load times, etc. Amongst these tasks, one of the most important is the Storage size in SQL DW as opposed to the current platform of the customer. It positively plays in Microsoft’s favour as a success (savings) factor and, it contributes with the sizing/pricing of the to-be architecture usually conducted by account teams. In a DM Jumpstart engagement, the storage size occupied by Azure SQL DW was considerably bigger than Netezza. In conversation with Azure SQL DW Engineering team, we solved the problem and that’s why this IP was created.

Supported Operating Systems

Windows 10, Windows Server 2016

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