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Guys Typo error posting again<br />
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I agree with MegaNuk3. Secondly, bigger db's - corruption risks are more, as MS still unable to do any changes at db level. Still Jet db version.<br />
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Small db's will give better performance and less time for restore. 
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Guys Typo error posting again

I agree with MegaNuk3. Secondly, bigger db's - corruption risks are more, as MS still unable to do any changes at db level. Still Jet db version.

Small db's will give better performance and less time for restore.

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I've heard that unlike Exch 2k3, you can keep Tlogs on the same Raid5 partition as the database. &nbsp;True?<br />

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I've heard that unlike Exch 2k3, you can keep Tlogs on the same Raid5 partition as the database.  True?


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RAID1/10 is better for logs. Check more from below link<br />
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<a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee832792.aspx" rel="ugc">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee832792.aspx</a>
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RAID1/10 is better for logs. Check more from below link

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee832792.aspx [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee832792.aspx]

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Going to open a new post with 1 last question requarding Tlogs
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Going to open a new post with 1 last question requarding Tlogs

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In Exchange 2003, I would create multiple &nbsp;databases and set policy limits to keep those databases to a reasonable size for restore purposes. This resulted in having quite a few data stores. <br />
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Is the same logic &nbsp;true for Exch 2010? Having many database sized to achieve a recovery time objective? Im currently running DAG too. Any database size best practice advice is welcome. <br />
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Thxs<br />

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In Exchange 2003, I would create multiple  databases and set policy limits to keep those databases to a reasonable size for restore purposes. This resulted in having quite a few data stores. 

Is the same logic  true for Exch 2010? Having many database sized to achieve a recovery time objective? Im currently running DAG too. Any database size best practice advice is welcome. 

Thxs


exch 2010 database size management

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