You don't "HAVE" to store the data on one disk and the logs on another. The
server will perform slightly better if you do because it can write both the
data and the log to the disks at the same time rather than having to queue
the two jobs on one disk.
Plus, the logs on SQL Server can get quite huge so it is probably best if
you keep them on a separate disk to the data.
Ian Clayton
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> On 2/7/01, Terry L Fritts penned:
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> >Sql you need to [store?] data on one disk and the logs on another.
>
> Why is that?
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