New York City Microsoft SQL Server User Group

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All meetings are held at the NYC Microsoft Office 6:00 pm the 4th Thursday of the month and there is no charge to attend.
 
 Topic
April 23,2009

User-defined functions in SQL Server 2008

May 28,2009 

Tuning Replication for High Performance

June 25,2009 

SQL Server I/O Performance: Size Matter!

 
Next Meeting: May 28th, 2009  
 

SQL Server I/O Performance: Size Matter!

Disk I/O performance is always a critical aspect of a SQL Server system. In this meeting, Linchi will cover the key parameters and metrics you must evaluate when you review the SQL Server disk I/O performance. The focus, however, is on the fundamental principles underlying efficient disk I/Os, how SQL Server optimizes its disk I/Os on these principles, and how you can take advantages of them in your disk I/O performance tuning efforts. More specifically, Linchi will dive into discussions on random I/Os vs. sequential I/Os, and discuss why disk I/O size is a critical factor in all SQL Server disk I/O evaluation.

 

Linchi has been working with SQL Server since version 4.21a. He is most interested in automating database management in an enterprise environment, and enjoys troubleshooting performance issues. Linchi is a SQL Server MVP, and is active in various local and online SQL Server communites. He can also be found on sqlblog.com checking out SQL Server via empirical data points.


Meeting Location:
 
Microsoft New York City Office
1290 Ave of the Americas
Sixth Floor
New York, NY  10104
 
 
 
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New York City Microsoft SQL Server User Group Chapter Leaders:
 
Joe Lax - JoeLax(at)DBDirections.com
 
Linchi Shea - linchi.shea(at)gmail.com