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I am in the process of creating a VM server which serves as a backup for a production SQL server. the SQL server has SQL directory installed on C: and F: partitions. Sql installation files reside on C: while MSSQL directory (include backup, logs, data, etc.. ) reside on F:. The VM was created by cloning of the original (production) server but only C: partition. I need to use robocopy to copy the MSSQL directory from original sql (F:) server to the VM (F:). My questions are:

1. will doing it this way mess up database integrity on the VM?
2. What should I check to ensure installed filed registered to the new VM server instead of the original sql server?
3. what switches of robocopy should be used to produce exact copy of the MSSQL folder from original server to the VM
4. the current database is about 1GB, how long the robocopy may take?

If you have experienced this before, please share your thoughts, suggestions, ideas. Very much appreciate your feedback.

Thank you

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