Hi All,
Running SQL Server 2008 R2 SP3 on two different servers, with (at a glance) identical configurations.
Both servers are virtual and have the same amount of resources assigned to them. The data drives are on the same SAN and use the same performance tier. Server A has a production database of 40+ GB, while Server B has a production database of 5+ GB.
Both databases have the same schema and indexing, and the activity levels on Server A are higher than Server B. When running queries against Server B they are noticeably slower than executing the same queries against Server A. I can confirm this isn't just activity-based because even in off-hours the issue still presents itself.
Is there anything in terms of configuration at either the server or database level I should be checking? If so, what?
Thanks!
Running SQL Server 2008 R2 SP3 on two different servers, with (at a glance) identical configurations.
Both servers are virtual and have the same amount of resources assigned to them. The data drives are on the same SAN and use the same performance tier. Server A has a production database of 40+ GB, while Server B has a production database of 5+ GB.
Both databases have the same schema and indexing, and the activity levels on Server A are higher than Server B. When running queries against Server B they are noticeably slower than executing the same queries against Server A. I can confirm this isn't just activity-based because even in off-hours the issue still presents itself.
Is there anything in terms of configuration at either the server or database level I should be checking? If so, what?
Thanks!