This question is with reference to Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015 & SQL Server 2012.
I am trying to understand what the differences/considerations are between hosting a CRM database on a dedicated SQL server compared to an SQL instance on a SQL server where there are other instances hosting other databases.
In particular this would be a question around performance - i'd imagine that a dedicated SQL Server would be the way to go, though I don't understand exactly why this would be?
Any input would be appreciated.
Many thanks,
David