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IBM TotalStorage DS6000 Series: Performance Monitoring and Tuning
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IBM TotalStorage DS6000 Series: Performance Monitoring and Tuning

by Cathy Warrick, Craig Gordon, Benoit Granier, Keitaro Imai, Rosemary McCutchen, Brannen Proctor, Jim Sedgwick, Paulus Usong, Mary Ann Vandermark, John Wickes
December 2005
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
530 pages
18h 34m
English
IBM Redbooks
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Chapter 9. Open system servers - Windows 311
Ideally, the paging device will be a separate physical drive. Having data that is being
accessed on the same drive as the paging drive can reduce performance, especially when
multiple logical drives are configured on one physical drive. This causes long seek operations
and slows performance.
If the page files and active data must reside on the same physical device, place them on the
same logical drive. This will keep the page file and data files physically close together, and will
improve performance by reducing the time spent seeking between the two logical drives. Of
course, you can ignore this ...
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