Essbase on San Drive

We have installed Essbase in SAN drive. It was working fine for past 2 years recently we have noticed some abnormal behaviour on the calc performance. The same calc takes 2 hrs in the morning but if we run at around 6 pm takes 4 - 5 hrs. I(there is no backup process running at 6 pm).
Any suggestion what needs to be check to find the issue?

Hi,
As SAN setup is a common storage setup for all the applications/systems of an enterprise. It might have some maintance issues ..which might impact our essbase environment.
But, I personally would prefer to have the installation of an application ( like essbase on the local drive of the server ) and distribute its storage across the SAN drives( as my storage requirement for essbase might be huge, and might beed in TB's ,which is possible only through SAN).
Its more important for an applications performance that SAN is configured optimally for performance. There are few parameters at SAN end like
1. Raid configuration( EX if its Raid 1 0 , though its more expensive , its faster ).
2. How the LUNS and LUSE 's have been assigned
3. Count of spindles ....etc
This is what I can add, hope its useful
Sandeep Reddy Enti
HCC
http://hyperionconsultancy.com/

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