Hello I'm new on Sharepoint 2007, how to change data location when create new site? I want place all data on D: drive. Thanks !

What data do you want to store on the D drive? Are you wanting users to submit their InfoPath forms to a UNC share within the orgainization instead of in SharePoint? If you are using SharePoint already with InfoPath I would recommend keeping both the published InfoPath form .xsn and the submitted forms .xml along with their metadata inside SharePoint.

This is the InfoPath forum. is your question related to InfoPath at all? It doesn't appear to be based off the actual question you asked. When you say "create new site," are you referring to an entire site collection, or just a sub-site? Before I get into that, it's important to know that SharePoint data doesn't just go on a D drive. All SharePoint data goes into the SharePoint SQL Server content database. If your SQL .MDF files are on your D drive, then sure, the data will be on your D drive. However, you don't just create a site and specify that all data for that site goes onto a network drive. SharePoint isn't a file system where you just dump documents onto a drive. It's a full, database-driven web application. So, when you create a new site collection, you have the option of using the createsiteinnewdb STSADM command, which allows you to put it in a specific content database, but this content DB is still inside the SQL Server. Sub-sites have no such option. SharePoint Architect || Microsoft MVP || My Blog

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