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regularroutine
Member Posts: 3
Hello there,
We are looking to find a Navision consultant to look at our current setup and advise how to increase performance. We are having quite a few problems which may be related to hardware but I find it more likely to be that the system is poorly optimized.
Is there a good directory somewhere to find such a person with proven experience?
EDIT: We are using the Native database and the current size is ca 200GB spread on 7 disks.
Thanks,
David
We are looking to find a Navision consultant to look at our current setup and advise how to increase performance. We are having quite a few problems which may be related to hardware but I find it more likely to be that the system is poorly optimized.
Is there a good directory somewhere to find such a person with proven experience?
EDIT: We are using the Native database and the current size is ca 200GB spread on 7 disks.
Thanks,
David
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https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profi ... 7BE20620CB
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Have thought about moving to SQl server?
ypu can also check the biz directory on mibuso..
http://www.mibuso.com/bdlisting.asp?Sea ... ent=Europe
http://www.BiloBeauty.com
http://www.autismspeaks.org
Regarding moving to SQL; it has crossed my mind but as far as I understand I would need better hardware to have comparable performance to what we have today.
The last thing I want is to invest in more hardware at this point as a replacement solution is in the pipeline.
It should not just cross your mind but you should start working in this direction. Using the native server for a DB that is your size is more than obsolete. MS SQL nowadays is the standard server for all NAV installations and the investment costs are a pitty compared to the benefits you get using it and the possible disasters by not using it.