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In the Windows Server 2003 you can have compressed catalogue. Can we use a compressed catalouge for WF databases? If yes, is there any performance loss.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Robert Teo,
The only real answer is a physical test on YOUR system.
Compression always has an overhead. How much ?. Test it.
If you really need to compress disks on a server then you really do need to talk with the support people because as has been stated in a very recent post it's so cheap to add capacity.
With the current crisis I understand that companies will be trimming not only the fat but also the meat, just hope they don't cut down to tne bone.
Because of the outsourcing agreement here between HP and our customer, we have just been imformed how much disk space cost and boy it's not cheap. They pay per month more then what a 1TB mobile disk cost at the local PC shop.