Thanks for that tip.
I have had a further thought - this isn't going to run particularly quickly is it?
I understand this method puts log and xlog on one drive (c) and the data on another drive (d). With two seperate hard drives it seems this is really quick, but potentially slower on my setup (80gig 5400rpm partitioned into c+d).
I guess it's a rhetorical question, but would I be better buying a USB2.0 external hard drive and create my new db on that drive? Therefore having much speed improvement....
I was thinking about one of the Toshiba SecuRed 7200rpm USB drives...