Directories and File Locations

These are the default locations of directories and files.

Directory Contents
\Mssql7\Backup Default location for backup files
\Mssql7\Binn1 Microsoft® Windows NT® client and server executable files, online Help files, and DLL files for extended stored procedures
\Mssql7\Books Microsoft SQL Server™ Books Online files
\Mssql7\Data1 System and sample database files
\Mssql7\Ftdata1 Full-text catalog files
\Mssql7\DevTools\Include OLE DB include (*.h) files used to create programs using ODBC, DB-Library, Open Data Services, SQL-DMO, Embedded SQL for C, and MS DTC
\Mssql7\DevTools\Lib OLE DB library (*.lib) files used to create programs using ODBC, DB-Library, Open Data Services, SQL-DMO, Embedded SQL for C, and MS DTC
\Mssql7\DevTools\Samples Files and examples used by ODBC, DB-Library, Open Data Services, SQL-DMO, Embedded SQL for C, and MS DTC
\Mssql7\Html1,2 Microsoft Management Console (MMC) and SQL Server HTML files
\Mssql7\Install Scripts run during Setup and the .out files that result from running the Setup scripts
\Mssql7\Jobs Storage location for temporary job output files
\Mssql7\Log Error log files
\Mssql7\Repldata Working directory for replication tasks
\Mssql7\Upgrade Files used for version upgrade from SQL Server version 6.x to SQL Server 7.0
1 Do not delete these directories or their contents. You may delete other directories, if necessary; however you may not be able to retrieve any lost functionality or data without uninstalling and reinstalling SQL Server.

2 Do not delete or modify any of the .htm files in this directory. They are required for SQL Server Enterprise Manager and other tools to function properly.



Note The path \Mssql7 is the default path. The path may vary if the default location was changed when SQL Server was installed.


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