Re: move a chunk

Hi, I agree with mirroring, ~coz it is easy and you can do it in on-line mode. Regards. Ferronato Paul Watson <paul@oninit.com> wrote in message news:<40557710.ED2D14E3@oninit.com>... > You can have links under W2K they are just fiddley. If the problem > is the C drive is filling and you need to move things around then you > don't have to move the database, you could boot from the d drive. > > As Neil says you could do this using mirroring but you'll end up with > a set of broken mirrors at the end of the exercise, half of the old c > drive and the working half on D > > Depending on the size of the database I'd probably take the pain, > re-lay the database using links on the D drive and import/export > > Cheers > Paul > > Xavier wrote: > > > > IDS 9.40 on windows 2000. > > > > so we haven't symbolic links, and we have to move chunk from d:\\ifmxdata to > > c:\\ifmxdata > > > > "Neil Truby" <neil.truby@ardenta.com> a 'crit dans le message de > > news:c33q55$22doip$1@ID-162943.news.uni-berlin.de... > > > "Xavier" <xavier1968fr@yahoo.com> wrote in message > > > news:c33pbr$1mnm$1@biggoron.nerim.net... > > > > hi, > > > > > > > > we have to move location of all chunks (root, tmp, data,...), how can i > do > > > > that ? > > > > > > > > thanks > > > > > > Can you be more specific? > > > Assuming you want to move your existing chunks to new physical disks, and > > > you have used symbolic links for your chunk path names, Informix Mirroring > > > is Your Friend. > > > > > >