SQL Excursions launched yesterday.
In case you missed all the talk about SQL Excursions yesterday, I’ll recap here since a lot of people read blogs but aren’t on Twitter. Yesterday, with great fanfare I announced the launch of SQL Excursions. You can read all about it on the announcement blog post. The important parts are: SQL Excursions is designed […]
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If you were planning on attending the SSWUG virtual conference “DB Tech Con” which is happening April 20-22, 2011; and you’d like to save $30.00 of the cost of the conference, have I got a deal for you. When you sign up using the discount code SP11DBTechDC you’ll be given a $30 discount off of […]
Join me and Marathon Technologies as I talk about Consolidation and Virtualization
Join me Wednesday March 9th at 8am Pacific (11am Eastern) as I join Marathon Technologies as I present a webcast titled “Controlling SQL Server Sprawl: The Consolidation Conundrum and Availability Imperative“. During this session I’ll be talking about some of the benefits and risks consolidating SQL Server databases and instances. Denny
If you have a SAN RAID 5 LUN for your data and a SAN RAID 10 LUN for your logs, and say a local RAID 1 array for the C drive in the server itself, where do you usually install the SQL Server binaries to?
In this sort of configuration, which is pretty normal actually, I would but the SQL Server binaries on the C drive. Denny