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  • RE: Using FILEGROUP / files in a multi customers databases

    Dev (12/9/2011)


    So if I understand your requirements correctly, you are planning 10000+ DBs or schemas (1 per customer).

    DBs: N (1 per customer)

    Or

    Schemas: N

    Roles: 3 * N

    Users:...

  • RE: Using FILEGROUP / files in a multi customers databases

    Dev (12/9/2011)

    I believe you got me wrong. I just wanted to warn you and not at all underestimating you (or your skills).

    Reading your explanation, I happily take my...

  • RE: Using FILEGROUP / files in a multi customers databases

    Perry Whittle (12/9/2011)


    Pierre Boucher (12/8/2011)


    - Should I allocate multiple files for each FILEGROUP so that our SAN can distribute the I/O?

    It's not a given, and in fact for...

  • RE: Using FILEGROUP / files in a multi customers databases

    Dev (12/9/2011)


    I am sorry to say it's not your specialization & you are taking toooo many responsibilities on your shoulders.

    I know quite well it's not my specialization,...

  • RE: Using FILEGROUP / files in a multi customers databases

    GilaMonster (12/8/2011)


    okbangas (12/8/2011)


    In my opinion, this is not a good solution at all. Unless I had extremely many customers, I would have a separate database for each customer, mainly to...

  • RE: Eliminating Cursors

    Just for the records, I was not writing any production code or trying to cumulate anything. Just testing what Mr. Ali said about the performance of memory table vs...

  • RE: Eliminating Cursors

    Those tests consists of calculating the running total for one field in the table. Both versions does exactly the same thing.

    This is the cursor test ...

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    DECLARE...

  • RE: Eliminating Cursors

    I totally agree with Kevin on the "Code Readability vs Performance" issue.

    Readability should not be the sole selection criteria for a solution vs another. Performance of code that runs...

  • RE: Eliminating Cursors

    Just did some testing with a 300,000+ record table and following some advice from past post concerning cursor optimization, I was able to achieve the following stats:

    CURSOR (LOCAL FAST_FORWARD) :...

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