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The temp files are stored in the same directory eseutil.exe resides unless you use the /t flag to specify a different location.<br />
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For ex. &nbsp;C:\Program Files\exchsrvr\Bin&gt;eseutil<wbr /> /d “C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\MDBDATA\Pri<wbr />v1.edb” /t”D:\tempdfg.edb”
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The temp files are stored in the same directory eseutil.exe resides unless you use the /t flag to specify a different location.

For ex.  C:\Program Files\exchsrvr\Bin>eseutil /d “C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\MDBDATA\Priv1.edb” /t”D:\tempdfg.edb”

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Eseutil failed due to inasuffucient disk space. &nbsp;Now my C: drive only has 200 MB of free space. However the database was on the E: drive. &nbsp; Does anyone know where the temp files are stored so I can clear them out to free up some space?<br />
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Any other help would be greatly appreciated.
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Eseutil failed due to inasuffucient disk space.  Now my C: drive only has 200 MB of free space. However the database was on the E: drive.   Does anyone know where the temp files are stored so I can clear them out to free up some space?

Any other help would be greatly appreciated.

Eseutil failed due to inasuffucient disk space Exchange 2003

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