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05.08.2006 at 07:10AM PDT, ID: 21842001
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SAN Disk Fragmentation & SQL Server

Asked by ShogunWade in MS SQL Server, Tivoli Storage Manager

Tags: san, disk, fragmentation, sql, server

Chaps,

MS SQL 2000 Index Defragementation Best Practices article, states that  "On scale environments that benefit from more intelligent disk subsystems, such as SAN environments, corercting disk fragmentation is not necessary"

Is this actually the case or will a heavily fragmented SAN have a performance impact on SQL.

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