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Moving tempdb
Hi,
We have a Dell PowerEdge with 12GB assigned to C. We have noticed that Tempdb is around 5GB or 7GB in size and is killing performance. We want to move tempdb to a volume on the machine (e.g. T which has 40GB free) so that we do not cause any problems on C:\. Can you please tell me how we do this. Maybe links on the web with step by step instructions would be useful. Skc You will find it in BOL, look for "Moving tempdb".
AMB Show quoteHide quote "Skc" wrote: > Hi, > > We have a Dell PowerEdge with 12GB assigned to C. We have noticed that > Tempdb is around 5GB or 7GB in size and is killing performance. > > We want to move tempdb to a volume on the machine (e.g. T which has 40GB > free) so that we do not cause any problems on C:\. > > Can you please tell me how we do this. Maybe links on the web with step by > step instructions would be useful. > > Skc there is an example in BOL, under "ALTER DATABASE", look for "Move the tempdb
database". AMB Show quoteHide quote "Alejandro Mesa" wrote: > You will find it in BOL, look for "Moving tempdb". > > > AMB > > > "Skc" wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > We have a Dell PowerEdge with 12GB assigned to C. We have noticed that > > Tempdb is around 5GB or 7GB in size and is killing performance. > > > > We want to move tempdb to a volume on the machine (e.g. T which has 40GB > > free) so that we do not cause any problems on C:\. > > > > Can you please tell me how we do this. Maybe links on the web with step by > > step instructions would be useful. > > > > Skc As I replied within .setup:
The steps are described within this KB article: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=224071 -- Show quoteHide quoteKeith "Skc" <S**@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3DA1E004-3A30-4524-BCE9-539F3EBF1123@microsoft.com... > Hi, > > We have a Dell PowerEdge with 12GB assigned to C. We have noticed that > Tempdb is around 5GB or 7GB in size and is killing performance. > > We want to move tempdb to a volume on the machine (e.g. T which has 40GB > free) so that we do not cause any problems on C:\. > > Can you please tell me how we do this. Maybe links on the web with step by > step instructions would be useful. > > Skc
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