[font="Times New Roman"] My company has two sites one in east coast and other in west coast. Each site has physical database server. We launch tests using vb.net. West coast tests results are written in west coast database server and east coast test results in east coast database server. I want to get single database server for both sites located on west coast for our upcoming product. But east coast folks are complaining that it will impact the performance for database writes if server is in west coast. Is that really true that physical server location impacts performance of database writes? If false, What things should I consider in order to prove that database server location should not impact read/writes to database from application in different location? [/font]ThanksNaveen
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