Replying to myself on this one... Microsoft announced a bug (and a fix) to this one... on Fri 2/16/2001... In fact, there is a problem trying to relocate SQL Server 2000's TEMPDB .mdf file onto another drive other than where it was installed...
But remember -- (as I just read in a Text Book for SQL Server 7 & 2000).. Stored Procedures themselves do not avail themselves to self-administering versioning - yet.
As long as the backup file is NOT ACTIVELY in use by SQL Server, yes - you may drag and drop the file to a new directory; and the directory may be on a different drive - on a different array. If you don't change the target backup destination for the 'next' backup -- that's ok. SQL Server will...
I am trying to mover SQL Server 2000's TEMPDB .mdf file from the installed location (C:\MSSQL\DATA...) to another drive (E:\MSSQL\DATA...)
Upon completion, the SQL Server Agent Service will not start - stating "Trying to Recover SQL Server Database'
The rights are ok (local admin) and I...
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