| Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Firebird & MS SQL on same server |
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| Author | Dimitry Sibiryakov |
| Post date | 2010-02-09T09:23:11Z |
09.02.2010 9:31, john.porteous@... wrote:
controller has write cache turned off (on system drive at least) which
leads to poor performance if database or temporary files is placed there.
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SY, SD.
> We are thinking of moving Firebird to the Windows server as is a newer, much more powerful machine with virtually no processing load (its our domain controller).They will fight for RAM, CPU and disk I/O. What is the worst - domain
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> Are there any known issues with running both on the same machine?
controller has write cache turned off (on system drive at least) which
leads to poor performance if database or temporary files is placed there.
> I spotted comments about the need to explicitely define ISQL.exe if used (we dont), the only other coments we have found are performance comparisons.AFAIK, MS SQL has utility osql.exe, so no conflict is here.
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SY, SD.