Master, Tempdb, Msdb, Model?

I am looking for an opinion here...
What do most people do about these databases, leave the data & log file on the same drive
-or-
Move the log files to a separate drive?
I have the info on how to move the log files, and I do place my user database & logs on separate drives, but I am not sure of what a "best practice" is for the Sql system databases.
Any opinions are appreciated!
I would put the temp DB on a seperate drive as well
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"JLS" wrote:

> I am looking for an opinion here...
> What do most people do about these databases, leave the data & log file on the same drive
> -or-
> Move the log files to a separate drive?
> I have the info on how to move the log files, and I do place my user database & logs on separate drives, but I am not sure of what a "best practice" is for the Sql system databases.
> Any opinions are appreciated!
>
|||And also move the log file to a separate file
"JLS" wrote:

> I am looking for an opinion here...
> What do most people do about these databases, leave the data & log file on the same drive
> -or-
> Move the log files to a separate drive?
> I have the info on how to move the log files, and I do place my user database & logs on separate drives, but I am not sure of what a "best practice" is for the Sql system databases.
> Any opinions are appreciated!
>
|||I use to have data and log on same drive for system databases. The possible exception is tempdb.
This can be a high-activity database, so same reasoning goes for tempdb as for other databases.
Also, moving database files for system databases is a bit special, so read KB 224071.
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com/
Blog: http://solidqualitylearning.com/blogs/tibor/
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I am looking for an opinion here...
What do most people do about these databases, leave the data & log file on the same drive
-or-
Move the log files to a separate drive?
I have the info on how to move the log files, and I do place my user database & logs on separate
drives, but I am not sure of what a "best practice" is for the Sql system databases.
Any opinions are appreciated!
|||Thanx everyone!
"JLS" <jlshoop@.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:%23nzSw2PxFHA.2132@.TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
I am looking for an opinion here...
What do most people do about these databases, leave the data & log file on the same drive
-or-
Move the log files to a separate drive?
I have the info on how to move the log files, and I do place my user database & logs on separate drives, but I am not sure of what a "best practice" is for the Sql system databases.
Any opinions are appreciated!

Master, Tempdb, Msdb, Model?

I am looking for an opinion here...
What do most people do about these databases, leave the data & log file on t
he same drive
-or-
Move the log files to a separate drive?
I have the info on how to move the log files, and I do place my user databas
e & logs on separate drives, but I am not sure of what a "best practice" is
for the Sql system databases.
Any opinions are appreciated!I would put the temp DB on a seperate drive as well
http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/
"JLS" wrote:

> I am looking for an opinion here...
> What do most people do about these databases, leave the data & log file on
the same drive
> -or-
> Move the log files to a separate drive?
> I have the info on how to move the log files, and I do place my user datab
ase & logs on separate drives, but I am not sure of what a "best practice" i
s for the Sql system databases.
> Any opinions are appreciated!
>|||And also move the log file to a separate file
"JLS" wrote:

> I am looking for an opinion here...
> What do most people do about these databases, leave the data & log file on
the same drive
> -or-
> Move the log files to a separate drive?
> I have the info on how to move the log files, and I do place my user datab
ase & logs on separate drives, but I am not sure of what a "best practice" i
s for the Sql system databases.
> Any opinions are appreciated!
>|||I use to have data and log on same drive for system databases. The possible
exception is tempdb.
This can be a high-activity database, so same reasoning goes for tempdb as f
or other databases.
Also, moving database files for system databases is a bit special, so read K
B 224071.
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com/
Blog: http://solidqualitylearning.com/blogs/tibor/
"JLS" <jlshoop@.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:%23nzSw2PxFHA.2132@.TK2MSFT
NGP15.phx.gbl...
I am looking for an opinion here...
What do most people do about these databases, leave the data & log file on t
he same drive
-or-
Move the log files to a separate drive?
I have the info on how to move the log files, and I do place my user databas
e & logs on separate
drives, but I am not sure of what a "best practice" is for the Sql system da
tabases.
Any opinions are appreciated!|||Thanx everyone!
"JLS" <jlshoop@.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:%23nzSw2PxFHA.2132@.TK2MSFT
NGP15.phx.gbl...
I am looking for an opinion here...
What do most people do about these databases, leave the data & log file on t
he same drive
-or-
Move the log files to a separate drive?
I have the info on how to move the log files, and I do place my user databas
e & logs on separate drives, but I am not sure of what a "best practice" is
for the Sql system databases.
Any opinions are appreciated!