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hi, I have NT server which has drive c: 500 MB and drive d has 44 GB.

I know that the person who set up this server did not give enough space to the c drive, here is the problem. I am running sql server 7.0 which has 30 GB of data in the d drive. I need to reconfigure the NT hard drive so I can allocate 2 GB for C drive and 42 GB for D drive.


What is the best, safe method to accomplish this task.

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