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We are retiring the “SQLIO Disk Subsystem Benchmark Tool” and the download will no longer be available starting today. The download page will still be online for a while since this tool is very popular in various search engines. SQLIO download page has been updated to redirect to the dskspd tool. Microsoft recommends using dskspd tool for storage testing for SQL Server.
Ajay Jagannathan ( @ajayMSFT )
Principal Program Manager
Anonymous
March 01, 2016
thats too bad because dskspd is wrong by a factor of ten....ill still use SQLIO because its accurate
Anonymous
March 11, 2016
Wow
Can you please post more details of your issue (example: parameters used, log files, steps to reproduce etc.) at github.com/.../issues so that we can take a look.
Thanks.
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