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13xforever
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 Posted - 2009-01-13 : 06:54:38
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Hello, I have a non-trivial question.First, setup. We try to minimize disk IO while running tests in our continuous integration cycle. During single run a lot of databases in different configurations are created. Reliability in this setup is of no concern at all, so we want to put all test databases onto a RAM drive, along with the tempdb.The problem occurs while we try to create a new database. We got a Msg 5177 about that SQL Server couldn't determine the size of disk sector.However, if we make a database file somewhere else, then put it onto the RAM drive and then attach it, then all works magnificently.So, the question is: does anybody know a way to disable sector-size check during database creation? Maybe a special query syntax or trace flag? |
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SwePeso
Patron Saint of Lost Yaks
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Posted - 2009-01-13 : 07:33:28
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What statement do you use to create the database?
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13xforever
Starting Member
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Posted - 2009-01-14 : 09:09:32
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Erm...create database test Actually, I've found another RAM disk solution - less features, but it works with SQL server. |
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SQL Server 2005 and RAM Drive