What is a mixed extent?
Answer / Lokendra
A Mixed Extent in SQL Server refers to an allocation unit containing 64 pages (8 KB) of data pages and one GAM page (Global Allocation Map). Mixed extents are used for initial table allocations or when there's no suitable single extent available.
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