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Hi ,<br />
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Thanks for your quick reply, as the question was more to be sure iam happy with your confirmation and link.
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Hi ,

Thanks for your quick reply, as the question was more to be sure iam happy with your confirmation and link.

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Anytime. &nbsp;Glad I could help.
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Hello Experts ,<br />
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I Want to move a database from partition G:database to Partition E:databases but logs files are on F:Logs and needs to stay on F:Logs.<br />
Can I use the following command :?<br />
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Move-DatabasePath &quot;nameofdatabase&quot; -EdbFilePath &quot;E:\Database\nameofdatabas<wbr />e\nameofda<wbr />tabse.edb&quot;<wbr /> -LogFolderPath &quot;F:\LOGS\nameofdatabase&quot; &nbsp;<br />
Or<br />
Should i use :<br />
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Move-DatabasePath &quot;nameofdatabase&quot; -EdbFilePath &quot;E:\Database\nameofdatabas<wbr />e\nameofda<wbr />tabse.edb&quot;<wbr /> <br />
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Tips and tricks are welcome.<br />
Many thanks.
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Hello Experts ,

I Want to move a database from partition G:database to Partition E:databases but logs files are on F:Logs and needs to stay on F:Logs.
Can I use the following command :?

Move-DatabasePath "nameofdatabase" -EdbFilePath "E:\Database\nameofdatabase\nameofdatabse.edb" -LogFolderPath "F:\LOGS\nameofdatabase"  
Or
Should i use :

Move-DatabasePath "nameofdatabase" -EdbFilePath "E:\Database\nameofdatabase\nameofdatabse.edb" 

Tips and tricks are welcome.
Many thanks.

Exchange 2013 CU17 Moving database from partition to other partition

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