Hi SQL Folks,I have two development instances. First one with Intel Xeon E5540 (4 cores) 8MB cache, 12BG RAM, Win server 2008 R2, SQL server 2012. Second one with Intel Xeon E3-1245 V2, (4 cores, 8 logical) 8MB cache, 32GB RAM, Win server 2012, SQL server 2012.I have run 4 jobs for MERGE-ing data between databases on the First instance, and 8 jobs for MERGE-ing data on the Second instance. On both environments CPU is rising to 70-80%. Jobs call one stored procedure (which calls set of other SPs) which works for two databases. Jobs run on every 10 seconds. Queries are dynamically created and executed with datetime in range.It's a multi-tenant environment where tenants are databases and I need to run the solution for 20 tenants on a production. But so far it seems that it will be a tough deployment...I'll be given a CPU E5-2667 (8 cores), 12MB cache, 96-128 GB RAM, Win server 2012, SQL server 2014 and a better storage (RAID 10, 15K RPM, later possibility for SSD disk).What is the expected number of jobs I should be able to run so that the E5-2667 CPU reaches to about 70-80%? What could you additionally suggest, propose, advise ... please you're welcome to share here... and better if you've already experienced something similar.
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