Splitting Datafiles

Jan 13, 2004

I founded couple thread about splitting but not find same situation what i have.
I have server with Raid10 with big storage massive, and Test server with two 30Gb HardDrives (not into a Raid or Somethink). I have situation when in real server database grown over 30Gb and now i can not restore database copy into a test server because i have one big Data File.

Can i split somehow 35Gb Data file when i restore to test server to 25Gb and 10Gb ???

Or can u recomend some solutions

At the moment cant to do hardware upgrate.

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set ANSI_NULLS ON
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HELP PLEASE!!



Thank You,

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