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March 2nd 05, 06:20 PM
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absolutely kill the performance. It has to be UNIX permissions (even
if it has an volume such as sql for a windows server). UNIX-style permissions are absolutely fine for SQL. For any SQL - MSSQLServer, Oracle, MySQL etc. Just disable all access to the files except for the admin and for the user account under which the database engine runs (must be very low-privilege account with only the rights for the database files and for backup device). UNIX permissions start to be too primitive for a _file server_, but for a database they are enough. -- Maxim Shatskih, Windows DDK MVP StorageCraft Corporation http://www.storagecraft.com 
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