Changing the Logical/Physical name of a DB, or log

The system I'm working with has many databases, almost all of which have a
logical name of "DBname_Data" and "DBname_Log" which have physical names if
"DBname_Data.MDF" and "DBname_Log.LDF".
All except one that is. It is named "DBname_dat" & "DBname_dat.MDF".
What do I have to do to change this, so it is consistant with all the others?
Thanks,
Jay
Just thought to add that I know how to do it with a backup and a restore with
move. Hoping for simpler.
"JayKon" wrote:

> The system I'm working with has many databases, almost all of which have a
> logical name of "DBname_Data" and "DBname_Log" which have physical names if
> "DBname_Data.MDF" and "DBname_Log.LDF".
> All except one that is. It is named "DBname_dat" & "DBname_dat.MDF".
> What do I have to do to change this, so it is consistant with all the others?
> Thanks,
> Jay
|||try alter database with the modify file portion:
e.g, --> MODIFY FILE ( NAME = logical_file_name, FILENAME = '
new_path/os_file_name ' )
BOL does a good job of explaining this so just look under 'alter database'
Robert Towne
"JayKon" wrote:
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> Just thought to add that I know how to do it with a backup and a restore with
> move. Hoping for simpler.
> "JayKon" wrote:
|||Yes, it does.
Thank you.
"sql411@.nospam.com" wrote:
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> try alter database with the modify file portion:
> e.g, --> MODIFY FILE ( NAME = logical_file_name, FILENAME = '
> new_path/os_file_name ' )
> BOL does a good job of explaining this so just look under 'alter database'
> Robert Towne
>
>
> "JayKon" wrote: