As most of you know, Exchange servers utilize the Extensible Storage Engine (ESE) database. As you have told us loud and clear, Exchange rocks from a performance, scalability, and availability stan...
Published Jul 16, 2009
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Since exch 2k3 development one guy from development team told me that sql engine is not optimal for exch db, because sql bd's usually make continuos writes and random reads, and the ESE engine must work with random reads and writes.
Apart from this is the COST, that will make MUCH complex an Exchange implementation, requiring not only Exchange specialyst, but also SQL...
Apart from this is the COST, that will make MUCH complex an Exchange implementation, requiring not only Exchange specialyst, but also SQL...