Hugo Kornelis starts a new sub-series within an existing series:
Welcome to part sixteen of the plansplaining series. The first of a few posts about how temporal tables affect execution plans. In this post, I’ll build on the last four posts on data modifications, building on the more generic discussion of data modification in the previous four posts. Later posts will look at data retrieval and some specific scenarios.
Hugo hits the highlights of temporal tables and how they handle insertion, deletion, and updating scenarios.