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January 8, 2009 at 11:17 pm

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Scott Herbert-214404 Old Hand Points: 387 More actions · Answer 1

there's a slight grammatical problem in this question.. "at"

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January 9, 2009 at 1:10 am

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Question not clear.

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jameslester78-958147 Old Hand Points: 342 More actions · Answer 3

i got it wrong, missed mssqlsystemresource, mainly because im a 2005 user.

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jameslester78 (1/9/2009)
i got it wrong, missed mssqlsystemresource, mainly because im a 2005 user.

Actually the mssqlsystemresource was introduced at SQL Server 2005

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D.Oc SSCrazy Points: 2875 More actions · Answer 5

I'm not sure why I thought Resource Database is not a part of System DB???

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Dugi SSCoach Points: 17998 More actions · Answer 6

Adi Cohn (1/9/2009)
jameslester78 (1/9/2009)
i got it wrong, missed mssqlsystemresource, mainly because im a 2005 user.
Actually the mssqlsystemresource was introduced at SQL Server 2005
Adi

Yes the system databases in SQL Server 2005 are

master

msdb

model

tempdb

Resource Database = mssqlsystemresource!

So the user just see the information about Resource Database, not also that this resource db name is "mssqlsystemresource"

Anyway the Resource Database is a read-only database that contains system objects that are included with SQL Server. System objects are physically persisted in the Resource database, but they logically appear in the sys schema of every database.

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Ben Leighton SSCommitted Points: 1838 More actions · Answer 7

hmmm... just going slightly off piste here but that mssqlsystemresource db has been a constant source of irritation for me... especially where the log and mdb have been installed on different drives to their default sql server location... In 2005 for some reason whenever a service pack is installed it bugs right up... I wonder whether the same will happen with 2008?

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Adi Cohn (1/9/2009)
jameslester78 (1/9/2009)
i got it wrong, missed mssqlsystemresource, mainly because im a 2005 user.
Actually the mssqlsystemresource was introduced at SQL Server 2005
Adi

oh, when i look in my system databases folder all I see are master, model, msdb and tempdb

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jameslester78 (1/9/2009)
Adi Cohn (1/9/2009)
jameslester78 (1/9/2009)
i got it wrong, missed mssqlsystemresource, mainly because im a 2005 user.
Actually the mssqlsystemresource was introduced at SQL Server 2005
Adi
oh, when i look in my system databases folder all I see are master, model, msdb and tempdb

In SQL Server 2005

+1 Resource Database see BOL for more infos!...

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William Vach SSCertifiable Points: 5476 More actions · Answer 10

I don't believe that you can move the mssqlsystemresource (resource) database. See the portion of the following article regarding moving the resource database: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345408.aspx

Ben Leighton SSCommitted Points: 1838 More actions · Answer 11

William Vach (1/9/2009)

I don't believe that you can move the mssqlsystemresource (resource) database. See the portion of the following article regarding moving the resource database: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345408.aspx%5B/quote%5D

looks like that answers my question! Thanks. Clearly moving the sysresource db in 2005 was such a disaster that the boffins have stopped it happening in 2008. Hooray!

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William Vach (1/9/2009)
I don't believe that you can move the mssqlsystemresource (resource) database.

I agree with William: I thought the question is which system databases can be moved. Therfor I didn't select mssqlsystemresource. But the question is not very clear because of the grammar error "... of the following at system ..."

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MeherM Hall of Fame Points: 3019 More actions · Answer 13

Yes the answers are wrong. we cannot move the mssqlsystemreource database in SQL Server 2008. The default location is \Binn\.

Ref: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345408.aspx

SanjayAttray SSChampion Points: 13157 More actions · Answer 14

Don't know about 2008 but once tried to move mssqlsystemresource database in SQL server 2005 and all hell broke for me. Have to install and configure complete server again.

With last experience I would never again dare to touch this database for move, even in 2008.

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