PHWinfo - Afficher un message - Can't create database on non-local drive

28/09/2006, 14h10

If you are planning on placing a database file on a mapped network drive,
don't go there. It's not worth whatever you are trying to save.

Linchi

"Curtis White" <Curtis White@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:74C5C93A-98CE-4914-A289-A3D6F6515D77@microsoft.com...
> KB article 304261 says you can use a non-local (network) drive (NAS, SAN)
> with SQL server 2000. I've got Trace flag 1807 set on (as per article)
> but
> it fails with error 5105 (not 5110 as per article). Has anyone done this
> successfully?
>
> Running SQL Server 2000 SP3 standard edition on Windows 2000 server SP4.

28/09/2006, 14h10	#2
Linchi Shea Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Can't create database on non-local drive If you are planning on placing a database file on a mapped network drive, don't go there. It's not worth whatever you are trying to save. Linchi "Curtis White" <Curtis White@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:74C5C93A-98CE-4914-A289-A3D6F6515D77@microsoft.com... > KB article 304261 says you can use a non-local (network) drive (NAS, SAN) > with SQL server 2000. I've got Trace flag 1807 set on (as per article) > but > it fails with error 5105 (not 5110 as per article). Has anyone done this > successfully? > > Running SQL Server 2000 SP3 standard edition on Windows 2000 server SP4.