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Sql Server 2005: How to create a Database with the mdf and ldf being on the networked drive?

Asked by resham in SQL Server 2005, SQL Server 2008

Hi, I do not have much experience in creating databases and maintaining them. I want to create a Database and keep its data and log file on networked location. My command looks like:

RESTORE DATABASE MyDB FROM DISK='\\Machine1\MyDB.bak'
WITH
MOVE 'MyDB_Data' TO '\\Machine1\Data\MyDB_Data.MDF',
MOVE 'MyDB_Log' TO '\\Machine1\Log\MyDB_Log.LDF'

now when I do this, i get error:
The file "\\\Machine1\Data\MyDB_Data.MDF'" is on a network path that is not supported for database files.

I tried to look this up and found one article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304261
and tried to OFF the trace flag 1807 [Actually it was never ON in my system] but still gets the error.

My Ques are:
1. Can we create DB like the way I am trying?
2. Or can we make an extra harddisk attached to machine as a NAS device?

Your help is greatly apprciated.

Thanks
Resham
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