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  • RE: SQL 2005 write performance

    if it helps build the complete picture, the log bytes/sec at this time are 1.8MB - 1.6MB

  • RE: SQL 2005 write performance

    Gila,

    The app is running now, but with the counters gathering stats for more than an hour now, I thought we had a reasonable assessment with us. Here is what I...

  • RE: SQL 2005 write performance

    Gila,

    As I mentioned before, not all of the slow performance is attributed to the DB server; in fact it is not being seen as the primary source of slowdown; this...

  • RE: SQL 2005 write performance

    I believe I have just the one Index on the most voluminous tables -

    T-DLR-RTC (6.9 million)

    Index - Sequence-number (Non Clustered)

    T-TRSPL_RCC (6.9 million)

    Index - Sequence-number (Non Clustered)

    I will check to...

  • RE: SQL 2005 write performance

    I meant to say I am seeing a lot of sessions with a 100% writer thread stats for this DB

  • RE: SQL 2005 write performance

    Oh I should have mentioned this in the initial description -

    the DB write performance was the professed bottleneck based on the application session logs - Informatica has this session...

  • RE: SQL 2005 write performance

    Gila,

    Let me get the other statistics too you had asked for .. perhaps there is something in them that could explain the 'suspect' sub-optimal performance. Meanwhile, heres the question again,...

  • RE: SQL 2005 write performance

    Gail, Jeff,

    My apologies for the silence .... kinda juggling between a flurry of issues here. I could gather some information from the scheduled perfmon logs and other documentation .... I...

  • RE: SQL 2005 write performance

    Gail,

    I guess I would want to know about all 3 - memory/disk performance analysis, advice on app and the disk layout (per your convenience).

    While I understand that these numbers themselves...

  • RE: SQL 2005 write performance

    There ya go! I was almost beginning to feel only I could see my posts on the forum ..... I was not getting any replies .....

    Gail, nothing significant...

  • RE: SQL 2005 write performance

    Was there anything I could have done better to have some one reply?

  • RE: Optimum Backup Strategy

    Ok ... I am told, running the application again for recovery is okay on non-quarter months, and not on quarter-close months.

    Thanks for all the help!

  • RE: Optimum Backup Strategy

    Gail,

    Thanks again for getting back! I will check with the users - this could be interesting to know since for as long as I have been here, we have never...

  • RE: Optimum Backup Strategy

    Jeff,

    Not all of Ta is truncated - most of it is - the final reporting tables that house all of the enterprises business for a year have data rolled off...

  • RE: Optimum Backup Strategy

    Thanks a lot you all!

    To Jeff's question -

    Tr data is never truncated - it has a few DMLs issued very infrequently

    To Gail/Krishna's question -

    As I understand, since data...

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