Best Case Scenario you should have two seperate physical drives and even
better case those drives should be ran using seperate controllers. The cost
of puting the database files onto a UNC path is much worse then keeping the
log files and db files on the same drive.

If you have storage size issues I suggest that you back up and checkpoint
the transaction log often to keep the size of it low.

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"Frank Goris" <FrankGoris@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks Sue for the reply !
>
> I understand it is not "Best Practice".
> Try to work out something else.
> Just wanted to avoid to store the log file on the same drive as the data
> files.
> If you (or anybody else) has an idea, please feel free to reply
>
> Best regards,
> Frank
>