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Posted on May 15, 2010 by Amit Banerjee

I published a new post on SQL Server FAQ on how incorrect buffercount values used or the lack of using the buffercount value can lead to Out of Memory errors in SQL Server.

Read about it here:

Incorrect BufferCount data transfer option can lead to OOM condition

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