I'm sure it is automated, but it's still funny

Hi Rob, I don't know but would be incredibly interesting in hearing what you discover (we have itanium2's here too so i'm always interested in anything about them, especially related...

lol

Are you talking about SQL Servers (in which case you are definately talking about instances).

Or are you talking about vituralised servers (VMWARE, MS VIRTUAL Server, etc), in which case...

This sounds about right, so long as you are using the 1 CAL in the per seat model (and you only have one seat

Guys, just to clear things up a little, it was my personal opinion, and was about litespeed 2005.

To my mind there arent enough customers using it with 64-bit servers (that...

If it's a file then you can store it in a database via the image data type.

There are loads of pro's and cons for doing it this way as opposed...

Topic Closed anyone , reply to a post from a different thread I'm guessing

As a general rule of thumb for TempDB I like to create one MDF file for each processor on the server and split the locations of the MDF and LDF...

Good advice, it's a bit hard to tune/rewrtie something if you don't know what's in it

A lesson for all seeking advice I think.

But don't whatever you do, dont do this on a production system that you want to be able to restore transaction log backups to.

If you do truncate the log then...

I can't claim to be an expert on this but it seems to me that seeing as the SQL Server is clustered then it's not going to listening on 127.0.0.1...

Just to add...

and if it's not then start it

From a purely personal point of view I prefer Litespeed over RedGate.

We use clustered 64-bit Itanuim2's in our main production system, which means we couldn't use Red-Gate because it doesn't...

If it's a web based ap that's open to the internet then you'll need to use the per processor licensing model rather than per seat or server.