Re: Hardward Recomendations Please?

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In article <eeSfVguFJHA.4864@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, steveb@xxxxxxxxxxxx
says...
Thanks everyone for the tips. For a hundred bucks, I can max out the memory
and see if that works. Also, by turning off some of the not needed services
in SEPP has helped. I have the SQL Mgmt Studio but have never used it to
manage memory. I'll begin to look into this. If this works and gets us along
for another year or two, you guys have saved me hours of migration time.
Thanks.


I normally force SQL to use a max of 1.5GB, and I limit CPU selection to
alternate CPU cores, so on a Dual Quad, it would use Cores 1,3,5,7 and
leave 0,2,4,6 for other services and the OS.

On SQL, one thing to be aware of is that on a Dual Quad Core box, not
that you have one, you need to limit parallelism or you can get some
really bad locking on databases and tables.

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