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Support Forum for database administrators and web based access to important newsgroups related to databasesAaron, Result of the query you have given me: ------------------------------- tempdev xx:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\data\te mpdb.mdf templog xx:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\data\te mplog.ldf tempdb_1_Data xx:\Data\Temp2 tempdb_2_Data xx:\Data\Temp3 tempdb_3_Data xx:\Data\Temp4 tempdb_4_Data xx:\Data\Temp5 tempdb_5_Data xx:\Data\Temp6 tempdb_6_Data xx:\Data\Temp7 tempdb_7_Data xx:\Data\Temp8 tempdb_9_Data xx:\Data\Temp9 tempdb_10_Data xx:\Data\Temp10 tempdb_1_Log x:\Logs\Temp2 tempdb_2_Log x:\Logs\Temp3 tempdb_3_Log x:\Logs\Temp4 tempdb_4_Log x:\Logs\Temp5 tempdb_5_Log x:\Logs\Temp6 tempdb_6_Log x:\Logs\Temp7 tempdb_7_Log x:\Logs\Temp8 tempdb_8_Log x:\Logs\Temp9 tempdb_9_Log x:\Logs\Temp1- ReportServerTempDB xx:\Data\\ReportServ erTempDB.mdf ReportServerTempDB_l og x:\Logs\\ReportServe rTempDB_log.LDF -- Regards, Jamie "Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP]" wrote: > Anything correlated to these files from: > > SELECT [name], [filename] > FROM master..sysaltfiles > WHERE filename LIKE '%temp%'; > > > > > > > "thejamie" < thejamie@discussions .microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:242A9684-FEC4-4922-9AFB- CBC6EFDC0C2C@microso ft.com... > > >
Post Follow-up to this messageSo, you are creating these additional filesfor tempdb because you added the files using ALTER DATABASE (or through the GUI). They are meant to be there as far as the system is concerned, but why, I'm not sure. Anyway, I doubt this specifically is causing any performance issues unless all the files are really, really small. "thejamie" < thejamie@discussions .microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2169BF13-671A-4E23-8770- 4E312DF223AA@microso ft.com... > Aaron, > Result of the query you have given me: > ------------------------------- > tempdev xx:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\data\te mpdb.mdf > templog xx:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\data\te mplog.ldf > tempdb_1_Data xx:\Data\Temp2 > > tempdb_2_Data xx:\Data\Temp3 > > tempdb_3_Data xx:\Data\Temp4 > > tempdb_4_Data > xx:\Data\Temp5 > > tempdb_5_Data > xx:\Data\Temp6 > > tempdb_6_Data > xx:\Data\Temp7 > > tempdb_7_Data > xx:\Data\Temp8 > > tempdb_9_Data > xx:\Data\Temp9 > > tempdb_10_Data > xx:\Data\Temp10 > > tempdb_1_Log > x:\Logs\Temp2 > > tempdb_2_Log > x:\Logs\Temp3 > > tempdb_3_Log > x:\Logs\Temp4 > > tempdb_4_Log > x:\Logs\Temp5 > > tempdb_5_Log > x:\Logs\Temp6 > > tempdb_6_Log > x:\Logs\Temp7 > > tempdb_7_Log x:\Logs\Temp8 > > tempdb_8_Log > x:\Logs\Temp9 > > tempdb_9_Log x:\Logs\Temp1- > ReportServerTempDB xx:\Data\\ReportServ erTempDB.mdf > ReportServerTempDB_l og x:\Logs\\ReportServe rTempDB_log.LDF > -- > Regards, > Jamie > > > "Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP]" wrote: >
Post Follow-up to this messageNot sure how I managed to create these additional files. Was there somethin g I physically did to cause them to appear? -- Regards, Jamie "Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP]" wrote: > So, you are creating these additional filesfor tempdb because you added th e > files using ALTER DATABASE (or through the GUI). They are meant to be the re > as far as the system is concerned, but why, I'm not sure. Anyway, I doubt > this specifically is causing any performance issues unless all the files a re > really, really small. > > > > > "thejamie" < thejamie@discussions .microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:2169BF13-671A-4E23-8770- 4E312DF223AA@microso ft.com... > > >
Post Follow-up to this messagethnks - we had a portal server dying... just coincidental that these files appeared... -- Regards, Jamie "thejamie" wrote: > Not sure how I managed to create these additional files. Was there someth ing > I physically did to cause them to appear? > -- > Regards, > Jamie > > > "Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP]" wrote: >
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