msuters
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Hi all,
Could you give me an idea of the memory requirements for the SQL Server of a new implementation of ERP8 on Windows 2000 with an SQL Server 2000 database. The concurrent users will be about 150 or less. We are trying to decide whether to go with SQL Server 2000 Standard or Enterprise. Standard supports a maximum of only 2 GB RAM, but Enterprise is 4 times the price. Also, if we need to expand, will we be better to add CPUs or RAM, in your experience?
I don't have experience of JDE in this scale, and your war stories will help.
Thanks,
Mark Suters
ERP8, W2K, SQL2000
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Could you give me an idea of the memory requirements for the SQL Server of a new implementation of ERP8 on Windows 2000 with an SQL Server 2000 database. The concurrent users will be about 150 or less. We are trying to decide whether to go with SQL Server 2000 Standard or Enterprise. Standard supports a maximum of only 2 GB RAM, but Enterprise is 4 times the price. Also, if we need to expand, will we be better to add CPUs or RAM, in your experience?
I don't have experience of JDE in this scale, and your war stories will help.
Thanks,
Mark Suters
ERP8, W2K, SQL2000
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Mark Suters - Senior Network and Applications Engineer
Stockland Group
M: 0417 318 245
E: [email protected]
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