Re: Moving OLAP process
- From: "William Raymond" <projectionation@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 4 Dec 2005 23:14:02 -0500
Hello,
There is no technical reason for why you couldn't move this over, but
considering the number of projects you have, I would recommend you stick
with the three-server environment. If you wish to move to a two server
environment, you will need to consider the number of times/frequency of
which people will access the analysis services.
Sorry this may not be too helpful, but I would think you really do not want
to move to a two-server environment for performance reasons.
Regards,
-Bill
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"wbbusby" <wbbusby@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:B2D6BE56-7353-41D9-B1A0-B4E985C7302A@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I currently have three servers in my Project Server 2003 environment. An
> application server, a database server and an analysis server. We've been
> considering moving to a two server configuration with an application
> server
> and a database/analysis server. My db/analysis server is a beefy dual 2.8
> processor HP blade server with 2 GB RAM and 148 GB of DASD (67 GB free). I
> have 516 projects and support approx 380 PWA users. Is there any reason I
> shouldn't be able to run my analysis server off this database server? Has
> anyone ever moved the analysis manager portion and got any advice on
> proceeding?
.
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