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Well with all the chatter about query and batch performance last week, I thought I would put in my experience. Earlier we added a new 5094 to our 820 @ V5R3. This hold 15 x 15KRPM 35GB drive on a 2780 controller. We then halted and removed the 30 drive from our old Migration tower, (former 720 system unit.) The 820 was performing a little better with the new drives. Last night we upgraded the 820 /w 1100CPW to a 520 enterprise /w 3300CPW. There was no OS or software changes made. We moved the 12 drives and 2778 DASD controller from the 820 system unit to a 5095 tower. Interactive performance is great. Queries appear to run slower. Don't know about batch jobs yet. So to recap: Old config was: 820 system unit - 1100 cpw 12 x 6718 drives on a 2778 DASD controller in system unit Migration Tower ( former 720 system unit ) 20 x 6717 and 10 x 6718 on two 2741 DASD controller HSL1 loop from 820 to migration tower Additional 5095 expansion tower with no drives attached via HSL1 to HSL2 cable Then we added the 5094 tower with 2780 DASD controller and 15 x 4326 15KRPM 35GB disk drives. We ran this was for 4 weeks waiting for our window to do the processor upgrade with an increase of performance. New Config is: 520 System unit - no drives Migration tower - *Removed* (drive and all) 5095 tower - added 12 x 6718 drives on 2778 DASD controller No change to 5094 tower as configured above HSL loops all upgrade to latest HSL2 technology. So we went from 42 DASD arms to 27 - replacing 30 old drive on 2 old controllers with 15 new larger faster drive on the 2780 controller. I think the reduction in arms and controller is NOT being made up by the 2780 and 15k RPM drives. Chris Bipes Information Services Director CrossCheck, Inc.
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