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Microsoft® Exchange Server 2003 Scalability with SP1 and SP2
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Microsoft® Exchange Server 2003 Scalability with SP1 and SP2

by Pierre Bijaoui
October 2006
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
600 pages
23h 55m
English
Digital Press
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40 1.6 The STORE Process
running as part of INETINFO) decides that the file has been written and
closes the file handle. At that very point, the virtual server will provide to
the STORE the file handle utilized for that particular session, and the
STORE process will read back the data from the Streaming Store, in order
to generate the transactions.
You may find this pretty inefficient, and in fact it is. Because the process
of using the installable file system (IFS) takes advantage of the NT cache,
by the time the file handle is passed on to the STORE process via the Epoxy
component, there is a great chance that most of the data written to the IFS
will be still ...
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