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The Scalable Enterprise: Microsoft SQL Server 2000 on the Dell PowerEdge 6650

Overview Building out datacenters with many smaller (four or fewer CPUs) servers rather than a small number of larger (eight or more CPUs) servers can have cost, redundancy and ease-of-expansion benefits. To demonstrate how Microsoft SQL Server can take advantage of running on multiple servers, a large (100GB) online store application was built using two PowerEdge 6650 servers, with one receiving orders and the other processing financial reports against that data. The application and the data replication features of SQL Server used to connect the two database instances are described in detail in this paper.

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Publisher	Dell Computer	File Format	WORD
Date Published	April 2004	Downloads	115
Format	White Papers
Topics	Data Mining / Analysis, Database Management, Application Servers

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