We are in the process of planning a implementation of SMS server, Project
server and SharePoint Portal Server. Can one SQL Server 2000 SP3a handle the
database requirements and traffic for these applications? We have
approximately 400 users and operate on a WAN. I would appreciate any real
world input. Thanks!Yes. SQL can easily handle thousands.
"Stacy Springer" <Stacy Springer@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F7B4E072-D97C-4D88-B1FF-082190559FD7@.microsoft.com...
> We are in the process of planning a implementation of SMS server, Project
> server and SharePoint Portal Server. Can one SQL Server 2000 SP3a handle
the
> database requirements and traffic for these applications? We have
> approximately 400 users and operate on a WAN. I would appreciate any real
> world input. Thanks!
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Friday, March 30, 2012
Question!
We are in the process of planning a implementation of SMS server, Project
server and SharePoint Portal Server. Can one SQL Server 2000 SP3a handle th
e
database requirements and traffic for these applications? We have
approximately 400 users and operate on a WAN. I would appreciate any real
world input. Thanks!Yes. SQL can easily handle thousands.
"Stacy Springer" <Stacy Springer@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F7B4E072-D97C-4D88-B1FF-082190559FD7@.microsoft.com...
> We are in the process of planning a implementation of SMS server, Project
> server and SharePoint Portal Server. Can one SQL Server 2000 SP3a handle
the
> database requirements and traffic for these applications? We have
> approximately 400 users and operate on a WAN. I would appreciate any real
> world input. Thanks!
server and SharePoint Portal Server. Can one SQL Server 2000 SP3a handle th
e
database requirements and traffic for these applications? We have
approximately 400 users and operate on a WAN. I would appreciate any real
world input. Thanks!Yes. SQL can easily handle thousands.
"Stacy Springer" <Stacy Springer@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F7B4E072-D97C-4D88-B1FF-082190559FD7@.microsoft.com...
> We are in the process of planning a implementation of SMS server, Project
> server and SharePoint Portal Server. Can one SQL Server 2000 SP3a handle
the
> database requirements and traffic for these applications? We have
> approximately 400 users and operate on a WAN. I would appreciate any real
> world input. Thanks!
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Question!
We are in the process of planning a implementation of SMS server, Project
server and SharePoint Portal Server. Can one SQL Server 2000 SP3a handle the
database requirements and traffic for these applications? We have
approximately 400 users and operate on a WAN. I would appreciate any real
world input. Thanks!
Yes. SQL can easily handle thousands.
"Stacy Springer" <Stacy Springer@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F7B4E072-D97C-4D88-B1FF-082190559FD7@.microsoft.com...
> We are in the process of planning a implementation of SMS server, Project
> server and SharePoint Portal Server. Can one SQL Server 2000 SP3a handle
the
> database requirements and traffic for these applications? We have
> approximately 400 users and operate on a WAN. I would appreciate any real
> world input. Thanks!
server and SharePoint Portal Server. Can one SQL Server 2000 SP3a handle the
database requirements and traffic for these applications? We have
approximately 400 users and operate on a WAN. I would appreciate any real
world input. Thanks!
Yes. SQL can easily handle thousands.
"Stacy Springer" <Stacy Springer@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F7B4E072-D97C-4D88-B1FF-082190559FD7@.microsoft.com...
> We are in the process of planning a implementation of SMS server, Project
> server and SharePoint Portal Server. Can one SQL Server 2000 SP3a handle
the
> database requirements and traffic for these applications? We have
> approximately 400 users and operate on a WAN. I would appreciate any real
> world input. Thanks!
Labels:
database,
handle,
implementation,
microsoft,
mysql,
oracle,
planning,
portal,
process,
projectserver,
server,
sharepoint,
sms,
sp3a,
sql
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