jwcolby
jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com
Tue Sep 20 07:10:26 CDT 2011
Well, it seems I will be answering this question in the next few weeks. The client is building a server in the next couple of weeks, which will include a raid1 SSD as the data store. Phase 1 of the story will be to move the access BEs to that SSD and use that while we migrate the data into something else (MySQL maybe). My FE / framework logs the start / stop time when opening forms so it should be easy to discover whether the SSD makes things significantly faster. John W. Colby www.ColbyConsulting.com On 9/14/2011 10:54 PM, jwcolby wrote: > Does anyone have experience with using an SSD (or SSD RAID) to store the Access BEs? Does it > significantly speed up the database? > > My client has a pretty large (by Access standards) database. It is a call center application and > they do mostly reads (viewing claim data as they talk to the client), but do a fair amount of > "documenting" the phone calls by writing notes. About 25 users in the database all day. > > It seems logical that the SSDs enormous IOPS and streaming reads would speed things up but I have > never seen any actual studies or documented usage data. >