What is RID in non clustered index and its use

Hi All,
I need help regarding following articles on sql server
1) what is RID in non clustered index and its use.
2) What is Physical and virtual address space. Difference in 32 bit vs 64 bit Virtual address space
Regards
Rahul

Next time Please ask single question in a thread you will get better response.
1. RID is location of heap. When you create Non clustered index on heap and
lookup happens to get extra records RID is used to locate the records. RID is basically Row ID. This is basic definition for you. Please read
this Thread for more details
2. I have not heard of Physical address space. I Know Virtual address space( VAS)
VAS is simple terms is amount of memory( virtual ) 'visible' to a process, a process can be SQL Server process or windows process. It theoretically depends on architecture of Operating System. 32 bit OS will have maximum range of 4 G VAS, it's calculated
like a process ruining on 32 bit system can address max up to 2^32 locations ( which is equivalent to 4 G). Similarly for 64 bit max VAS will be 2^64 which is theoretically infinite. To make things feasible maximum VAS for 64 bit system is kept to 8 TB. Now
VAS acts as layer of abstraction an intermediate .Instead of all request directly mapping to physical memory it first maps to VAS and then mapped to physical memory so that it can manage request for memory in more coordinated fashion than allowing process
to do it ,if not it will soon cause memory crunch.Any process when created on windows will see virtual memory according to its VAS limit.
Please read
This Article for detailed information
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