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  • RE: Database Maintenance Plans

    I have run into this same issue on both 7.0 and 2KEE. After a bit of research we discovered SQL Server was re-organizing its allocated memory so that it...

  • RE: Number Formatting

    OK...silly question...Why is the database engine worring about how to display a value? This is a function that belongs to the presentation side of the house. I can...

  • RE: RAID configuration

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    KSTEFAN - There is also 25% CPU activity and about 75% memory utilization. Any ideas ?


  • RE: RAID configuration

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    Also I have been informed that SAN only works properly with ENTERPRISE Edition is this true??


    February 22, 2003 at 11:50 am

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  • RE: RAID configuration

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    If by chance you're using an IBM serveraid adapter you can go with raid 1E which is sorta like raid 10 in...

  • RE: New Hardware HELL

    Wow...Those times are high. I moved a 38GB DB from one server to another in a little over three hours. One of the advantages I had was that...

  • RE: Serious Performance Issues with Compaq SAN and SQL

    I am using similar technology but on a smaller scale. We are running HP\Compaq’s (whatever) MSA1000. A couple of things that I watch very carefully are that the...

  • RE: RAID configuration

    With only three drives (and one for hot swap) you have limited your options. If this machine is your sandbox then it's fine to create a single R5 array....

  • RE: Worst Practices - Not Using Primary Keys and Clustered Indexes

    Hi Andy,

    I will agree that from a logical perspective, all entities must have a primary key. I will also agree that in the transition to the physical realm, if...

  • RE: Best Strategy for large qty of Log Data

    We have a similar situation. We are pumping about 100K records a day into our table and we found that a few basic design concepts were invaluable.

    First, we did...

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