RE: Datafiles on SAN?

Yes we do, though we're cheap bastards, sorry public sector so its compaq san rather than a big name co. It works well is reliable, and for us was a pain to setup. You also need to remember that you are adding a layer of complexity in the name of reliability. Complexity and reliability do not always sit side-by-side.

Niall

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> Is anyone putting datafiles on SAN storage?
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