Scalable Shared Databases (SSD) in SQL Server 2005 (Enterprise Edition only, running on Microsoft Windows Server 2003 SP1 or later)

Posted by: SQL Server 2005 Distilled, on 10 Nov 2005 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Summary: Attach a single read-only reporting database to multiple server instances over SAN (data files must be on a read-only volume). KB Article 910378 The scalable shared database feature allows you to attach a read-only reporting database to multiple server instances over a storage area network (SAN). A reporting database is a read-only database that is built from one or more production databases that are used exclusively for reporting purposes. To be made into a scalable shared database,...

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