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RAM If you call SOS with a complaint about software performance, the first thing a technician will check is the amount of RAM you have configured for the database to use for cache. The larger your cache, the more of your database that can be copied from the relatively slow hard drive to much […] The upgrade to SOS 2010 is quite similar to previous SOS upgrades that you may have done. It does, however, replace your older Sybase database components with newer versions. In some cases that change will require a couple of post-installation steps, which are detailed below. All Installations, Including Network Workstations You may find that one […]
[This discussion assumes that you are running SOS 2010 or later] The best and simplest option for getting optimal performance from a large database is to run it on a 64 bit Windows system with an abundance of RAM. Ideally, you would have enough RAM installed in your system so that the entire database […] |
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