store data on D drive

themurf · Joined: 13 Aug 2007 Posts: 1

I need to store my Business Contact Data on my "D" drive and not onthe "C"
drive where it lands by default. Hoe do I do this? I have tried every way
imaginable but there is no way to point the program in that direction for
data storage. This is s real problem for me as my "C" drive is full and I
need to use the "D" drive for additional data storage. What is my fix here?

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Lon Orenstein · Joined: 13 Aug 2007 Posts: 40

Themurf:

Download SQL Management Studio Express and it will allow you to Detach the
BCM db from its C:\ location and move it to somewhere else, then Reattach.

HTH,
Lon

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"themurf" wrote in message @microsoft.com...
>I need to store my Business Contact Data on my "D" drive and not onthe "C"
> drive where it lands by default. Hoe do I do this? I have tried every way
> imaginable but there is no way to point the program in that direction for
> data storage. This is s real problem for me as my "C" drive is full and I
> need to use the "D" drive for additional data storage. What is my fix
> here?

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