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Table configuration with the optional `ColumnOptions` object is a lengthy subject discussed in the [ColumnOptions Object](#columnoptions-object) topic and other related topics.
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Like other sinks, `restrictedToMinimumLevel` controls the `LogEventLevel` messages that are processed by this sink.
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Like other sinks, `restrictedToMinimumLevel` controls the `LogEventLevel` messages that are processed by this sink. This parameter is ignored if the property [LevelSwitch](#levelswitch) in the sink options is set.
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This is a "periodic batching sink." The sink will queue a certain number of log events before they're actually written to SQL Server as a bulk insert operation. There is also a timeout period so that the batch is always written even if it has not been filled. By default, the batch size is 50 rows and the timeout is 5 seconds. You can change these through by setting the `MSSqlServerSinkOptions.BatchPostingLimit` and `MSSqlServerSinkOptions.BatchPeriod` arguments.
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