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- UTF-8 collations support in [!INCLUDE[ssNoVersion](../includes/ssnoversion-md.md)] setup
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- Use derived table or view aliases in graph match queries
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- Improved diagnostic data for stats blocking
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- Hybrid Buffer Pool
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- [Tools](#tools)
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- Azure Data Studio
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> [!NOTE]
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> For this preview release, enlightenment of files on persistent memory devices is only available on Linux. SQL Server on Windows supports persistent memory devices starting with SQL Server 2016.
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### Hybrid Buffer Pool (CTP 2.1)
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### Hybrid buffer pool (CTP 2.1)
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Hybrid Buffer Pool is a new feature of the SQL Server database engine where database pages sitting on database files placed on a persistent memory (PMEM) device will be directly accessed when required. Since PMEM devices provide very low latency for data access, the engine can forgo making a copy of the data in a "clean pages" area of the buffer pool and simply access the page directly on PMEM. Access is performed using memory mapped I/O, as is the case with enlightenment. This brings performance benefits from avoiding a copy of the page to DRAM, and from the avoidance of the I/O stack of the operating system to access the page on persistent storage. This feature is available on both SQL Server on Windows and SQL Server on Linux.
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Hybrid buffer pool is a new feature of the SQL Server database engine where database pages sitting on database files placed on a persistent memory (PMEM) device will be directly accessed when required. Since PMEM devices provide very low latency for data access, the engine can forgo making a copy of the data in a "clean pages" area of the buffer pool and simply access the page directly on PMEM. Access is performed using memory mapped I/O, as is the case with enlightenment. This brings performance benefits from avoiding a copy of the page to DRAM, and from the avoidance of the I/O stack of the operating system to access the page on persistent storage. This feature is available on both SQL Server on Windows and SQL Server on Linux.
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For more information, see [Hybrid buffer pool](../database-engine/configure-windows/hybrid-buffer-pool.md)
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### Support for columnstore statistics in DBCC CLONEDATABASE (CTP 2.0)
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