one...

your paging file should be at least the amount of RAM

i think if it's too small then you may get a lot of paging and it will create a lot...

we replicate the main db's to reporting servers and then the reporting people run their transformations from those copies and build their own tables, etc.

looks OK

we usually put OS, sql and whatever on drive c and the db's on the san or external storage

did you ever change the server name? make sure to delete the old one

this applies only to...

you can run standard windows 2003 x64 with 12GB RAM. You need the enterprise for clustering and a few other things like ADFS.

we've had this as well

always seems to come up on applications that are controlled directly by development and don't go though QA and the regular approval/patch/deployment process and makes us...

if you read the details of the big database performance test, (can't remember the name) they almost always use hundreds of disks. if you can get the money, you can...

K. Brian Kelley (8/14/2008)

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But that's, to use a cliche, throwing the baby out with the bath water. For that 1% who are abusive, the first time, put 'em on notice....

i'm having to deal with vendors now and no matter how much i don't really like it, it's useful

our management wanted to go all disk backups. i did some math...

we have a corporate IM system here and i make a point not to use it because there is always that 1% of the user base that wants to call...

the way MS is doing things with powershell i think there are two paths. one where all you know how to do is click the gui and solve simple things...

my mom went wedding crazy so i had to practice with her for our dance

i'm like you and glad it was over very fast

don't get many, but i always respond

even traded linkedin/facebook invites one time