Best way to move databse and tlog files from default location

Thanks in advance for all help guys;
I need to figure out the best way to move files with no data loss from the
default installed location, in my case ms crm database files. When you
install MS CRM it does not give you the option if pick an install location o
f
files (disk placement wise).
Thanks so much,Most applications don't care where the underlying DB files are physically
located. It probably created them on the default location. Relocating the
files will require some down time. During a time when there is no user
activity or Alter your database and set it to DBO only (use rollback
immediate if necessary). Detach the database. Copy the files. Attach the
database back. Most of this can be done with Enterprise manager by changing
the properties of the database and running tasks.
"Seth at Sherwood" <SethatSherwood@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> Thanks in advance for all help guys;
> I need to figure out the best way to move files with no data loss from the
> default installed location, in my case ms crm database files. When you
> install MS CRM it does not give you the option if pick an install location
> of
> files (disk placement wise).
> Thanks so much,|||In SQL Server 2005 you can also use 'alter database set offline' and 'alter
database modify file'. See BOL 'Moving Database Files', 'Planned Relocation
Procedure' section.
Ben Nevarez
"Danny" wrote:

> Most applications don't care where the underlying DB files are physically
> located. It probably created them on the default location. Relocating th
e
> files will require some down time. During a time when there is no user
> activity or Alter your database and set it to DBO only (use rollback
> immediate if necessary). Detach the database. Copy the files. Attach th
e
> database back. Most of this can be done with Enterprise manager by changi
ng
> the properties of the database and running tasks.
>
> "Seth at Sherwood" <SethatSherwood@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message news:6A7AA4A6-8ECF-4CCF-837B-AB9F45709904@.microsoft.com...
>
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