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Disk Partition Alignment Best Practices for SQL Server
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Merrill Aldrich : SAN Disk Array Performance: Beware LUN Concatenation
Technical content about Microsoft data technologies. All opinions expressed are purely my own and do not reflect positions of my employer or associates. I'd like to pass along a couple of tips for those new to using SAN storage for SQL Server. SAN Storage is quite expensive, and doubly so if your storage doesn't deliver on the performance front. SAN disk arrays are not magic, and sadly they don't
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