Re: Memory and performance issues
From: Paul Williams (fairfacts_msg_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 02/27/04
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Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2004 05:50:28 -0800
I agree. The DBA was getting an error message from the maintenance plan
and so disabled the dbcc step reporting the error rather than fixing the
issue - so we (the external cnsults) found it by running dbcc checks
manually).
Still ... corruption was of a single record in the index and did not
noticeably impact performance for months so difficult to say why it
suddenly would.
They also applied Sp3 which has some noted issues with 'wide' result
sets (many columns returned) to their live environment (not test
first)....
Just wanted to find out depth of experience with changing memory
settings and performance impairment. Memory settings were changed
through the enterprise manager MMC. (properties / Memory page on the
Server)
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