by Peter Kellne » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00
-Peter
(in otherwords, oracle emulating a FAT, NTFS or FAT32 type file
system)
by Eugene Firyag » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00
Quote:> I can't find any information on what it takes to create an "internet
> drive". I remember hearing oracle talk about being able to have an
> drive letter that you can use on your PC that actually stores the data
> in an oracle database. Sound familiar? Any pointers to such info
> would be helpful.
> -Peter
> (in otherwords, oracle emulating a FAT, NTFS or FAT32 type file
> system)
1. move system databases from C drive to D drive
Hi,
Has anyone tried moving system databases (master, model, msdb, tempdb) from
C drive to D drive. I have only 330 MB left on C drive. Problem arose last
week when temdb log file got huge and filed up all the spaces in C drive.
Since I have over 6 GB left in D drive and for consistency purposes, I would
like to move my system databases to D drive where all the user databases
are. I know I can't use backup and restore for tempdb. I have not been
able to come up with any other way to do it. Any help in this matter will
be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Biva
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