Sir Slicendice (1/8/2009)

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In my experience, the benefit of virtualization for SQL server is how much you are willing to trade off improved management for performance.

But depending on the workload, the...

The hostname as previously suggested would be the only way I can think of to come up with this without changing your app code to track the users information in...

Look in the C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Setup Bootstrap\LOG folder and post the summary.txt file that is located there.

Can you export the deadlock graph to XML and post that here?

Conan Whalen-McKain (1/8/2009)

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I was hoping to recieve from your article a more precise breakdown of how you are making virtualization work. I have been the guy trying to use...

henrik staun poulsen (1/8/2009)

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Hi mararity,

How do you tell the difference between mediocre and great Admin?

We have two people working with the SANs, but are they any good???

I would like...

Paresh,

The default trace won't affect the verbosity of the logging that SQL Server does to the Windows Event Logs.

One thing that I just thought of that you didn't mention in your article is that you can also use your redundant paths to the SAN to balance your IO...

Good job covering an important topic when it comes to good configuration of your hardware layer for a solid ESX implementation.

Now prepare for the flame war over Virtual vs Physical...

Triggers are always the last place we tend to look for problems which is why their use should be documented and scrutinized before actually going into place.

A full version of Visual Studio? I didn't catch that it was the Visual C# 2008. I am assuming Express Edition? I am not sure about the...

You also would need to remove them from the existing role that is providing them the rights currently. Don't forget to add the login...

The only thing you could do is as you've already found, use the -n startup problem, but as you also state, the trade off is that you don't get any...

What is the time period that you are looking at in Profiler with the perf data loaded? If you restrict the Perfmon graph to the same period of time...

Something happened to your reply. All I see is a quote of my post.

EDIT:

Nevermind I see it now. I understand what you were after now.