Yes, it is a good idea to set the 'Database default location'. Although you
can always specify the location on a create, this is a good safety net.
Regarding moving databases to a new location, this is a link to the Books
Online topic:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...8(SQL.90).aspx
Please note the cautions on not separating the master, distmdl, and
systemresource databases.
And a longer paper on moving databases using detach and attach is here:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;224071
RLF
"7777" <NoSpam (AT) NoSpam (DOT) com> wrote
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Hello, in noticing our server's c drive size limit is much smaller than
it's other partitioned drive is it usually good to change the 'Database
default location' of the Data and Log files to a different drive like in
this the case the significantly larger drive partition in SQL 2005
Management Studio? If yes then should the system databases (master, model,
msdb, tempdb) all be moved from the c drive to the larger drive and what
should the recommended folder be named for the new larger location? |