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Specifying Log File and Data File locations during SQL Server 2005 Setup

Asked by armynt4 in SQL Server 2005

Tags: SQL Server 2005, Data Files, Log Files, Setup, Installation

I am installing a new SQL Server 2005 Windows Server 2003 OS system.
I want to install my SQL program files in the following design:

RAID1- 2 PHYSICAL DRIVES
      C:\ (Windows 2003)
"        Microsoft OS
"        MSSQL Server installation to \Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\ directory
"        Master, model, msdb data files (mdfs) and transaction logs (ldfs)

RAID5- 4 PHYSICAL DRIVES
      D:\ (SQLData)
"        All data files

RAID1- 2 PHYSICAL DRIVES
      E:\ (SQLLogs)
"        All transaction logs (ldf) for user-defined databases
"        Tempdb database
I cannot for the life of me find where to specify DURING INSTALLATION, where to place (more to the point) seperate the data files and log files...Please help...Vendor is installing their DB on Monday.
Thanks.
 
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