Chaps
I'm from a Dev background so hope you can help with a SQL Server performance issue. I am experiencing performance issues with a migration from SQL EE 2005 to 2008. Various steps of the process which runs ODBC passthroughs from an MS Access client have increased significantly from 20 minutes to 2 hours. The upgrade was performed by offshore bobs and a Test and Dev environment has been set up. The collation was wrong on the DB's when they were created, so had the DB collation changed to match that of the Server. The boxes are meant to be fairly decent spec, as it is a different box to the current Prod DB. I beleive a Copy Database was done, so all the settings should be the same.
Can any DBA's out there fire some ideas at me why this may be taking so much longer? I was under the impression that 2005 to 2008 upgrade is fairly simple to do, unlike say 2000 to 2005.
Any help very much appreciated...
Thanks
I'm from a Dev background so hope you can help with a SQL Server performance issue. I am experiencing performance issues with a migration from SQL EE 2005 to 2008. Various steps of the process which runs ODBC passthroughs from an MS Access client have increased significantly from 20 minutes to 2 hours. The upgrade was performed by offshore bobs and a Test and Dev environment has been set up. The collation was wrong on the DB's when they were created, so had the DB collation changed to match that of the Server. The boxes are meant to be fairly decent spec, as it is a different box to the current Prod DB. I beleive a Copy Database was done, so all the settings should be the same.
Can any DBA's out there fire some ideas at me why this may be taking so much longer? I was under the impression that 2005 to 2008 upgrade is fairly simple to do, unlike say 2000 to 2005.
Any help very much appreciated...
Thanks
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