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| I have a SQL Server 2000 database that I will need to take from development and put into production. Currently the database is on a workstation running Windows 2K Server for development purposes. The database will have dozens of users with data entry capability and hundreds of users with viewing/querying capability. The users will have a web front end to the database. I need to know the best possible hardware setup I will need to purchase to support this user scenario. Money is no object but the cost must still be within reason. Can anybody give me any recommendations or point me to some websites that have hardware specs for SQL Server? |
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| armusis There are a couple of chapters in SQL Server 2000 Performance Tuning Technical Reference book that I have found very useful in sizing an application. You need to analyse the transactions within your application and then you can calculte cpu, memory and I/O depending on projected number of users, amount of data, required response time etc. I found it very useful, quite a lot of work to do it properly though. Hope this helps Regards John |
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