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In our company, we work under the Team Foundation server 2008. By default the databases destination is C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\DATA.
The problem is that the C drive is small and we are always running out of space.
I am thinking to move the databases from the C drive to D drive, but I am not sure what are the consequences of such action.
Any help is very appreciated.
Moving the database to a different drive won’t have any affect on how you access TFS through Visual Studio. You can simply detach and re-attach the database files in a different location. See these instructions for doing so.
Edit: Note that there are quite a few databases that need to be moved. Here’s an additional resource that you’ll want to refer to as well.