ibrahim A
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IBM server 3650 M2 with DS3400 SAN configuration
Hi All,
I have setup a SQL 2005 server in my IBM 3650 server connected with Fiber card to DS3400 SAN, my SAN is configured with 5 Disks each is 1 TB as RAID 5. the disks are SATA. my question is I have my 120 GB SQL Database which i feel its very slow in all the transactions.
can someone advise in what is the cause of the slowness, I have just 50 users accessing the Database. need help
Thanks
I have setup a SQL 2005 server in my IBM 3650 server connected with Fiber card to DS3400 SAN, my SAN is configured with 5 Disks each is 1 TB as RAID 5. the disks are SATA. my question is I have my 120 GB SQL Database which i feel its very slow in all the transactions.
can someone advise in what is the cause of the slowness, I have just 50 users accessing the Database. need help
Thanks
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Hi All,
My server is quad core with 10 GB RAM.
My server is quad core with 10 GB RAM.
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Hello, I just login in to SAN Manager , its SATA.
well it can be 4 or 5, depending on firmware. some implementations check XOR parity on reads, and do further IOs to fix it if incorrect. ideally if you value integrity over performance, you want this extra IO ... as it also clears out unrecoverable IOs on parity blocks which would otherwise go unnoticed
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Sorry its SAS disks and yes I do have two controllers, any help
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