SQL guidelines

vasilis6669
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Hi,
is there any docoment regarding how SQL server 2005 should be setup for navision 5.0 SP1 (do and don't)?
Also, how are common problems solved like file growth, partitioning data, fill factor etc.
Any links will be usefull.
Currently we have a table of 15 milion records and is growing (database growth 22GB in 8 months). What are the standard procedures for minimizing disk space and have optimum performance?
Regards,
Vasilis
is there any docoment regarding how SQL server 2005 should be setup for navision 5.0 SP1 (do and don't)?
Also, how are common problems solved like file growth, partitioning data, fill factor etc.
Any links will be usefull.
Currently we have a table of 15 milion records and is growing (database growth 22GB in 8 months). What are the standard procedures for minimizing disk space and have optimum performance?
Regards,
Vasilis
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Hi!
Did you search the forum for "SQL Performance"? You should get tons of usefull advices, hints and recommendations!
Here some additional Links:
http://dynamicsuser.net/blogs/stryk/default.aspx
http://dynamicsuser.net/blogs/waldo/default.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/microsoft_dynamics_nav_sustained_engineering/default.aspx
http://www.sql-server-performance.com
http://www.sqlservercentral.com
And last but not least some advertisement: http://www.stryk.info/english/fieldguide.html
Hope you'll find lots of info at least for a start!
Best regards,
JörgJörg A. Stryk (MVP - Dynamics NAV)
NAV/SQL Performance Optimization & Troubleshooting
STRYK System Improvement
The Blog - The Book - The Tool0 -
stryk wrote:And last but not least some advertisement: http://www.stryk.info/english/fieldguide.html
Definitely I can recommend this book.David Singleton0 -
Thanks DavidJörg A. Stryk (MVP - Dynamics NAV)
NAV/SQL Performance Optimization & Troubleshooting
STRYK System Improvement
The Blog - The Book - The Tool0 -
David Singleton wrote:stryk wrote:And last but not least some advertisement: http://www.stryk.info/english/fieldguide.html
Definitely I can recommend this book.
Definately a must-have for any NAV consultant/developer who does anything on SQL Server.0 -
Yeap,
This is what I was talking about . Of course i read the SQL Performance forums!!
Thanks for the links
vasilis0
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