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What is the &quot;model&quot; database?<br />
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SharePoint stores content in Content DBs.
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What is the "model" database?

SharePoint stores content in Content DBs.

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When you creating a database in sql server, &nbsp;it uses model database to create the database. &nbsp;How do you create content db with 100 meg autgrow? &nbsp; I can change it in sql server, &nbsp;but that's means that I need to do this manually every time.<br />

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When you creating a database in sql server,  it uses model database to create the database.  How do you create content db with 100 meg autgrow?   I can change it in sql server,  but that's means that I need to do this manually every time.


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I know that. &nbsp;I was trying to avoid this step. &nbsp;That means that I need to get our DBA's involved since in production we don't have access to sql server.
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I know that.  I was trying to avoid this step.  That means that I need to get our DBA's involved since in production we don't have access to sql server.

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I just created a new site and my databases are allocated as data growing at 1 mb at the time and log files a 10 percent autogrow. &nbsp;My model.mdf is allocated at 100 mb and &nbsp;log file at 10 percent autogrow. &nbsp;How can I force sharepoint to utilize model.mdf? &nbsp; If I create database manually they're created according to model.mdf.<br />
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I just created a new site and my databases are allocated as data growing at 1 mb at the time and log files a 10 percent autogrow.  My model.mdf is allocated at 100 mb and  log file at 10 percent autogrow.  How can I force sharepoint to utilize model.mdf?   If I create database manually they're created according to model.mdf.

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Sharepoint doesn't use model database

Microsoft Sharepoint is a software platform and family of software products used for collaboration and web publishing combined. These capabilities include developing web sites, portals, intranets, content management systems, search engines, wikis, blogs, and other tools for business intelligence and collaboration. SharePoint has a Microsoft Office-like interface, and it is closely integrated with the Office suite.