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# Run full version of SQL Server rather than SQL Express. Note SQL Express is fine for small installations for example up to 10 to 20 SME users. | # Run full version of SQL Server rather than SQL Express. Note SQL Express is fine for small installations for example up to 10 to 20 SME users. | ||
# Dedicated Server for SQL: Move ALL applications off sql server and have sql as a dedicated virtual or physical server. | # Dedicated Server for SQL: Move ALL applications off sql server and have sql as a dedicated virtual or physical server. | ||
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# Three drives for this dedicated SQL server as follows: | # Three drives for this dedicated SQL server as follows: | ||
## C drive should only contain the sql server application. | ## C drive should only contain the sql server application. | ||
## Drive 2 should be a dedicated drive for the main sql database | ## Drive 2 should be a dedicated drive for the main sql database | ||
## Drive 3 should be a dedicated drive for temp tables and logs. Recommend that this is a SSD or Hybrid drive for speed. It does not need to be RAID. | ## Drive 3 should be a dedicated drive for temp tables and logs. Recommend that this is a SSD or Hybrid drive for speed. It does not need to be RAID. | ||
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# Increase number of processor cores either as physical or virtual cores. | # Increase number of processor cores either as physical or virtual cores. | ||
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