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SSD in SQL Server 2005
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SSD in SQL Server 2005
SSD in SQL Server 2005
onyourmark
22 Nov 2007 10:37 AM
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Most DW/BI solutions require a reporting database that is mostly read-only and only occassionally updated (typically by an ETL process). As the number of users increase, there is typically a need to scale out the solution across multiple servers. Scalable Shared Databases (SSD) in SQL Server 2005 is a good option to consider. New and up-to-date
documentation
has been added to help you configure this correctly in your environment.
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