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  1. magicrat

    Transaction Log on RAM disk?

    I know this sounds like a terrible idea, but it would solve a big performance issue for me. Does anyone have any experience or ideas on how to essentially bypass the transaction log when doing updates? My application uses a SQL2000 database as a temporary processing area for a large batch...

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