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Filter by week: 1 2 3 4 5 300MB DB uses 1.4GB RAM!? Posted by William Bernat at 10/25/2006 12:10:45 PM SQL Server 2000 running nothing but a 300MB database over the course of a
month of continuous use from a single application winds up grabbing 1.4GB of
RAM. Is that normal or excessive? (No performance degradation at all, jut a
lot of RAM allocated.)
This is clustered, but the problem has o...more >>
SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition and Compliant Mode 80 Posted by Brad S. at 10/25/2006 8:44:02 AM If you run SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition in compliant mode 80, can you
still utilize log shipping, database mirroring, or clustering? If it is
possible, are there any problems related to the setup or administration?...more >>
Pros and Cons Posted by Hardmandez at 10/24/2006 5:21:02 AM Hi,
I'm writing a proposal for a DR solution for a SQL based application. I've
been looking at clustering, database mirroring, etc. Has anyone come across
any documentation discussing the pro's and cons of the various options
available?
Thanks
...more >>
Migration to MySQL? Posted by Franco at 10/24/2006 12:47:02 AM From a "price point of view" migrating from the actual platform (2 node
cluster Windows server 2003 with SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition)to MySQL
can be very attractive.
In fact our management starts to think that way...
My question is related to the faisability of this operation in a criti...more >>
SQL 2005 cluster Posted by Don.Ramler at 10/23/2006 1:38:02 PM Overview:
We are planning a 2 node cluster. The Active node will be 8 GB RAM with one
instance of SQL 2005 and 150 GB of SAN disk. This is considered the
production node with failover to the second node (Passive).
The passive node also has 8 GB of RAM, 150 GB of SAN disk, and has 4 local...more >>
Great Plains 8.0/Dynamics 9 in a Clustered Environment Posted by Jim Thyne at 10/23/2006 12:00:18 PM I am pretty sure the answer is Yes, but I need to cover my bases on this.
I know the SQL is covered, but are the applications above capable of
functioning, i.e. cluster aware, in a clustered environment? If so, does
anyone have any instructions or pointers to set me off into the right
dire...more >>
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