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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/sql-server/what-s-new-in-sql-server-ver15.md
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Expand Up @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ In addition, the following features are added or enhanced for [!INCLUDE[sql-serv
| **mssqlctl** updates | Several **mssqlctl** [command and parameter updates](../big-data-cluster/reference-mssqlctl.md). This includes an update to the **mssqlctl login** command, which now targets the controller username and endpoint. |
| Storage enhancements | Support for different storage configurations for logs and data. Also, the number of persistent volume claims for a big data cluster has been reduced. |
| Multiple compute pool instances | Support for multiple compute pool instances. |
| New pool behavior and capabilities | The compute pool is now used by default for storage pool and data pool operations in a **ROUND_ROBIN** distribution only. The data pool can now use a new new **REPLICATED** distribution type, which means that the same data is present on all the data pool instances. |
| New pool behavior and capabilities | The compute pool is now used by default for storage pool and data pool operations in a **ROUND_ROBIN** distribution only. The data pool can now use a new **REPLICATED** distribution type, which means that the same data is present on all the data pool instances. |
| External table improvements | External tables of HADOOP data source type now supports reading rows up to 1 MB in size. External tables (ODBC, storage pool, data pool) now support rows as wide as a SQL Server table. |
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