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Explain the advanatages of RAID 1, 1/0, and 5. What type of RAID setup would you put your TX logs.

  
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January 04, 2008 07:03:41   #1  
ravi_kumar_garre Member Since: November 2007   Contribution: 35    

RE: Explain the advanatages of RAID 1, 1/0, and 5. What type of RAID setup would you put your TX logs.
The basic advantage of RAID is to speed up the data reading from permanent storage device (hard disk).

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Ravi Kumar Garre

 
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