What is a HOT AMP
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Posted 2/27/2008 4:22:58 AM
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What is a HOT AMP
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When the workload is not distributed across all the AMPs, only a few AMPs end up overburdened with the work. This is a hot AMP condition.


This typically occurs when the volume of data you are dealing with is high and

(a). You are trying to retrieve the data in a TERADATA table which is not well distributed across the AMPs on the system (bad Primary Index)

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(b). When you are trying to join on column with highly non unique values

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(c). When you apply the DISTINCT operator on a column with highly non unique values
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