I/O throughput.
>From Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Administrator's Pocket Consultant (Microsoft
Press), by William R. Stanek:
"I recommend separating data and logs, and placing them on separate drives."
pg 5
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On 2/7/01, Terry L Fritts penned:
>On
>Sql you need to [store?] data on one disk and the logs on another.
Why is that?
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