I noticed a posting about the
SharePoint Portal Server 2003 performance gains when using SQL Server 2005 as backend database -
How do you fancy a 51% performance increase in SPS 2003? " and I decided to try it out - here is what I did:
Created a backup with SharePoint Portal Server backup and restoreInstalled a named instance of SQL Server 2005 next to my existing SQL Server 2000Disconnected the SQL databases from my current portalReconfigured my SharePoint Portal Server to use SQL 2005 ServerPerformed a restore with SharePoint Portal Server 2003PS The tests described in the posting - a 51% performance gain for a medium farm setup - is actually done on 64-bit machines. I'm wondering if anyone has some numbers for 32-bit.
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Well did you experience a performance increase of any kind :)
I looked faster, ... but this could have been an optical illusion ;-) ...
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