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Copilot AI review requested due to automatic review settings November 4, 2025 02:48
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Pull Request Overview

This PR corrects a grammatical error in a SQL Server 2019 notebook that demonstrates query performance with trillion-row datasets. The change improves the readability of the performance metrics documentation.

  • Fixed grammar in the rows processed per second description by removing an extra article "a"

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"Read Throughput for physical disk I/O: <font color =\"red\">**~24Gb/sec**</font>\r\n",
"\r\n",
"Rows processed per second: <font color=\"red\">**448,717,9024 rows/sec** (*Over a 400 million rows per second*)</font>\r\n",
"Rows processed per second: <font color=\"red\">**448,717,9024 rows/sec** (*Over 400 million rows per second*)</font>\r\n",
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The number format '448,717,9024' appears to have an incorrect comma placement. It should likely be '448,717,902' (approximately 448 million) or '4,487,179,024' (approximately 4.4 billion) to align with the description 'Over 400 million rows per second'.

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"Rows processed per second: <font color=\"red\">**448,717,9024 rows/sec** (*Over 400 million rows per second*)</font>\r\n",
"Rows processed per second: <font color=\"red\">**448,717,902 rows/sec** (*Over 400 million rows per second*)</font>\r\n",

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