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hi,<br />
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I am referring to the read operation can be load balanced by AOG, did you try it before ? how can we verify it if it is really load balanced ?
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hi,

I am referring to the read operation can be load balanced by AOG, did you try it before ? how can we verify it if it is really load balanced ?

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Hi,<br />
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I am setting up SQL 2016 AOG on Windows 2016 server and testing it how flexible it is, I know from SQL 2014, the read operation ca can be load balanced by AOG, how is it done? <br />
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any enhancement about this on SQL 2016?
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Hi,

I am setting up SQL 2016 AOG on Windows 2016 server and testing it how flexible it is, I know from SQL 2014, the read operation ca can be load balanced by AOG, how is it done? 

any enhancement about this on SQL 2016?

SQL 2016 scaleble read operation by AOG

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