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At 15 APR 2004 10:43:07AM Daniel Rebich wrote:

Good afternoon…

Has anyone attempted to use a RAM Drive to speed up programs by loading entire files into memory (RAM drive), so that, the reads/writes are executed in memory instead of to hardware drivers?

thanks

Daniel Rebich


At 15 APR 2004 11:11AM Donald Bakke wrote:

Daniel,

We have at least one AREV application that uses a RAM Disk to significant increase performance in database I/O operations. Win2000 and XP, however, don't seem to support the original Microsoft RAM Disk drivers. We found a great (and free) one here.

[email protected]

SRP Computer Solutions, Inc.


At 16 APR 2004 02:36AM Curt Putnam wrote:

RAM disks have been used for a long time. Typically, compiled code goes into the ram disk and saves a lot of net traffic. Obviously, the only data that should be loaded out is transient and work station specific.

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