PS 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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Monday, April 24, 2006
SharePoint Portal Server 2003 and SQL Server 2005
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 restore
Installed a named instance of SQL Server 2005 next to my existing SQL Server 2000
Disconnected the SQL databases from my current portal
Reconfigured my SharePoint Portal Server to use SQL 2005 Server
Performed a restore with SharePoint Portal Server 2003
PS 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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PS 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 :)
ReplyDeleteI looked faster, ... but this could have been an optical illusion ;-) ...
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