HI,
I have a question regarding SSIS raw files .. we create SSIS raw files in the C:\Temp\ folder on our server .. This is the SQL server 2008 server.
Creating raw files and then loading them into the database via BCP has acutally made our loads faster for huge files using SSIS. However occasionally due to some rogue process running on our production server the C drive becomes full and the SSIS load process crashes causing much overhead to make space on the C drive and restart the loads again.
Can this raw file generation process be moved to D folder (where there is more space and very minimal chance of this crashing ?), I explicitly have this question because I have been told that - creating this on the C drive actually makes this faster - I just want to substantiate this thought.
Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.