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Wish you can resolve this issue soon. Cannot believe your company buy a computer with
less CPU and less RAM for BI application.
== Actually, source server A is a production server & target server B is a test server,
thus all applications installed on A is also installed on B, their software are totally
same. I ralised B would be slower than A, just cann't believe it can be slow like that --
takes ~7 hours to transfer 1 G data in the midnight when there's no any other application
or program running on the server.
<1>
Have you check system logs on target server? Any information there?
Besides database, what else big applications are installed on source and target servers?
Are there much difference?
As for as OS services, do source server and target server run similar services? Are there
much difference?
== cann't see any error or warning in event log. Everything looks fine.
<2>
Please download the IO benchmark tool from Microsoft, install and post the results?
http://www.microsoft.com/downloa ... &displaylang=en
== I will post it shortly.
<3>
How about my query? Please run it in target DB
select
[name],
type_desc,
space_used_in_kb = (page_count * 8.0),
space_used_in_mb = (page_count * 8.0 / 1024.0)
from
sys.indexes I inner join sys.dm_db_index_physical_stats(db_id(), object_id('.'),
null, null, null) P
on I.[object_id] = P.[object_id] and I.[index_id] = P.[index_id]
== it returns ~1500 records, half of them are heap, combined with another half of
clustered index & non-clustered index.
<4>
The raid configuration is different from previous post?
== ignore the previous one please. |
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