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SAP Benchmarks revisitedMonday, October 27. 2008Comments
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or... if itīs a bad idea to use SAP...
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2008-10-27 20:54
What was the storage used in the sun case? How many $ per SD User?
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2008-10-28 08:05
I canīt give you an $ per SD User ratio. This wouldnīt comply with rule 4.2.8 of the SAPŪ Standard Application Benchmark PubProcess as specified at http://www.sap.com/solutions/benchmark/PDF/Benchm_Publ_Proc_2_25.pdf . I donīt know if this process is valid for a private blog of a Sun Employee, but i doesnīt want to test it.
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