I haven't come across anything which would tell me for certain what would happen if I move some of my hardest hit (non-clustered) indexes to a Secondary Filegroup that is on a new (non-raided) hard drive that was added to the server. I am using SQL Server 2000 on a Windows 2000 box. Currently...
My system is about 50 gig and is a large RAID-5 system. Since I can't really control which "disk" a filegroup is on is there still any internal benefit to creating a separate filegroup for certain "heavily hit" indexes?
(I've "optimized" the heck out of the indexes themselves at this point and...
I came across a newly released stored procedure from development that has several branches in the stored proc where it does a bunch of INSERT INTO using the values clause. Each block is similar to the following and has between 5-10 inserts:
INSERT INTO popup_single (name, result) VALUES...
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