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SUMMARY
If you expanded tempdb from the default device (master device) on
additional devices, only the 2 MB tempdb on the master device exists if you
start SQL Server in minimal configuration (using the -f option). The
additional fragments are removed.
MORE INFORMATION
The following illustrates the behavior. After the installation of SQL
Server, you have a default tempdb with a size of 2 MB on the master device.
The first row represents the default on the master device, and the second row results from the alteration on the additional device. Now open a command prompt session and start SQL Server in minimal configuration mode with the following command: sqlservr -c -f Shut Down SQLServer and restart without minimal configuration. In the sysusages system table, the change is reflected. There is only one entry for the tempdb, indicating a size of 2 MB on the master device. This is exactly the default entry that also exists after a new installation of SQL Server.
Now you only have to alter the tempdb again on the additional device to get the former size of the tempdb. Additional query words: temporary database temp db
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