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SQL Server BI / DW ScalabilityThis is a discussion on SQL Server BI / DW Scalability within the BI Monkey forums, part of the CORTEX Blogs category; One of the common FUD * techniques deployed against SQL Server is to raise questions about its ability to scale. Rather than blather on about technical reasons why this is ... |
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 |  SQL Server BI / DW Scalability One of the common FUD* techniques deployed against SQL Server is to raise questions about its ability to scale. Rather than blather on about technical reasons why this is bunkum, i’ll just hit you up with some numbers from this springs SQL PASS: CategoryMetricLargest single database (DW)80 TBLargest table20 TBBiggest total data 1 customer2.5 PBHighest transactions per second 1 db – OLTP36,000Fastest I/O subsystem in production18 GB/secData load for 1TB20 minutesLargest cube4.2 TB So, seriously, unless you have volumes of data on a par with MySpace… Scalability is not an issue. Get More from the original blog... |
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