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    Hi everybody,

     

    Do you know where can I find a list of properties that I can pass to the server.msi package in order to specify the destination for the SQL Server databases (Data and Log)?

    Thanks

     

    Sylvain

    Tuesday, May 29, 2007 2:02 PM

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    Hi Sylvain,

     

    Did you check the OCS_CommandLine.doc?

     

    In the Pools section you will find the syntax for creating a pool, e.g.:

     

    LCSCmd.exe /Forest /Action:CreatePool /PoolNameStick out tongueool01 /PoolbeStick out tongueool01-backend\Live /RefDomain:corp.woodgrovebank.com /dbdatapath:“e:\Microsoft\LC Data”/dblogpath:“d:\Microsoft\LC Log” /DynDataPath:“e:\Microsoft\LC DynData /DynLogPath:“d:\Microsoft\LC DynLog” MeetingContentPath:“d:\Microsoft\MeetingData” /MeetingMetaPath:“d:\Microsoft\MetaData”

     

    In the "Communications Server 2007 Usage Instructions, Parameters, and Switches" section, you will find a short explanation:

     

    /DBDataPath

    Specifies the folder where the database data file will be located.

     

    /DBLogPath

    Specifies the folder where DB log file is located.

     

    /DynDataPath

    Specifies the folder where dynamic database data log file should be located.

     

    /DynLogPath

    Specifies the folder where dynamic database log file should be located.

     

    Does that does not answer your question?

     

    Thanks

    Bernd

     

    Wednesday, May 30, 2007 11:29 AM

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    Hi Sylvain,

     

    Did you check the OCS_CommandLine.doc?

     

    In the Pools section you will find the syntax for creating a pool, e.g.:

     

    LCSCmd.exe /Forest /Action:CreatePool /PoolNameStick out tongueool01 /PoolbeStick out tongueool01-backend\Live /RefDomain:corp.woodgrovebank.com /dbdatapath:“e:\Microsoft\LC Data”/dblogpath:“d:\Microsoft\LC Log” /DynDataPath:“e:\Microsoft\LC DynData /DynLogPath:“d:\Microsoft\LC DynLog” MeetingContentPath:“d:\Microsoft\MeetingData” /MeetingMetaPath:“d:\Microsoft\MetaData”

     

    In the "Communications Server 2007 Usage Instructions, Parameters, and Switches" section, you will find a short explanation:

     

    /DBDataPath

    Specifies the folder where the database data file will be located.

     

    /DBLogPath

    Specifies the folder where DB log file is located.

     

    /DynDataPath

    Specifies the folder where dynamic database data log file should be located.

     

    /DynLogPath

    Specifies the folder where dynamic database log file should be located.

     

    Does that does not answer your question?

     

    Thanks

    Bernd

     

    Wednesday, May 30, 2007 11:29 AM
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    Thank you very much, I will try this immediately. I don't understand why I've not seen this section in the document.

    Regards

     

    Sylvain

    Thursday, May 31, 2007 9:24 AM
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    Ok, I know why I cannot do what you said. In fact I want to install a Standard Edition Server. The CreatePools command is only for enterprise server.

    Maybe that I can use the same parameters during the standard Edition Server Activation, but in this case it's not documented.

    I will try.

     

    Sylvain

    Thursday, May 31, 2007 12:06 PM
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    I've found the properties to specify the databases paths in the command line of the server.msi package for a Standard installation of MOCS :

    DBUSERDATADRIVE ("D:" for example)

    DBUSERLOGDRIVE

    DBDYNDATADRIVE

    DBDYNLOGDRIVE

     

    DBUSERDATADIR ("D:\SQL\Data" for example)

    DBUSERLOGDIR

    DBDYNDATADIR

    DBDYNLOGDIR

     

    Sylvain

     

     

    Tuesday, June 12, 2007 11:04 AM