Comments on: NAV Default Database File Locations http://www.BillWarnke.com/2009/02/nav-default-database-file-locations/ 4C657420546865726520426520526F636B2E00 Wed, 30 Jun 2010 17:11:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: tokoskel http://www.BillWarnke.com/2009/02/nav-default-database-file-locations/comment-page-1/#comment-28 tokoskel Wed, 30 Jun 2010 17:11:20 +0000 http://www.billwarnke.com/?p=184#comment-28 SQL Server Management Studio - right click on the Server - property - Database settings - Database default location SQL Server Management Studio – right click on the Server – property – Database settings – Database default location

]]> By: Tvis http://www.BillWarnke.com/2009/02/nav-default-database-file-locations/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Tvis Mon, 02 Mar 2009 22:08:19 +0000 http://www.billwarnke.com/?p=184#comment-23 Nice trick which is rather helpful when creating databases. <br><br>I also tried moving the Mastlog.ldf but as you write the path is not used i NAV --> which seems a bit strange. But of cause i create the databases on my labtop and only have one disc in that one so I usually throw all the files in the same folder anyways. Nice trick which is rather helpful when creating databases.

I also tried moving the Mastlog.ldf but as you write the path is not used i NAV –> which seems a bit strange. But of cause i create the databases on my labtop and only have one disc in that one so I usually throw all the files in the same folder anyways.

]]> By: Tvis http://www.BillWarnke.com/2009/02/nav-default-database-file-locations/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Tvis Mon, 02 Mar 2009 16:08:19 +0000 http://www.billwarnke.com/?p=184#comment-11 Nice trick which is rather helpful when creating databases. <br><br>I also tried moving the Mastlog.ldf but as you write the path is not used i NAV --> which seems a bit strange. But of cause i create the databases on my labtop and only have one disc in that one so I usually throw all the files in the same folder anyways. Nice trick which is rather helpful when creating databases.

I also tried moving the Mastlog.ldf but as you write the path is not used i NAV –> which seems a bit strange. But of cause i create the databases on my labtop and only have one disc in that one so I usually throw all the files in the same folder anyways.

]]> By: Tvis http://www.BillWarnke.com/2009/02/nav-default-database-file-locations/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Tvis Mon, 02 Mar 2009 15:08:19 +0000 http://www.billwarnke.com/?p=184#comment-10 Nice trick which is rather helpful when creating databases. <br><br>I also tried moving the Mastlog.ldf but as you write the path is not used i NAV --> which seems a bit strange. But of cause i create the databases on my labtop and only have one disc in that one so I usually throw all the files in the same folder anyways. Nice trick which is rather helpful when creating databases.

I also tried moving the Mastlog.ldf but as you write the path is not used i NAV –> which seems a bit strange. But of cause i create the databases on my labtop and only have one disc in that one so I usually throw all the files in the same folder anyways.

]]> By: Tvis http://www.BillWarnke.com/2009/02/nav-default-database-file-locations/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Tvis Mon, 02 Mar 2009 15:08:19 +0000 http://www.billwarnke.com/?p=184#comment-18 Nice trick which is rather helpful when creating databases. <br><br>I also tried moving the Mastlog.ldf but as you write the path is not used i NAV --> which seems a bit strange. But of cause i create the databases on my labtop and only have one disc in that one so I usually throw all the files in the same folder anyways. Nice trick which is rather helpful when creating databases.

I also tried moving the Mastlog.ldf but as you write the path is not used i NAV –> which seems a bit strange. But of cause i create the databases on my labtop and only have one disc in that one so I usually throw all the files in the same folder anyways.

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