Aug 16 2012 3:08PM GMT
Posted by: Colin Smith
Administration, Data Files, Database Administration, Disk Performance
Easy way to find bytes per cluster on your disk
Posted by: Colin Smith
Administration, Data Files, Database Administration, Disk Performance
I recently learned a new windows command that is not the most intuitive, but it is nice. I know that when I get a server and I am told that all my volumes are ready to go for SQL Server, I want to make sure that I have a 64K block. This command makes it easy to verify.
fsutil fsinfo ntfsinfo <path>
That is it. Really simple but not the most intuitive. Here are the results.
fsutil example. Only 4k blocks on my c: drive
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