Hello:
I have an Always On system with two replicas: A and B, A being addressed to be mainly the primary replica.
Replica A has 2 local disks dedicated to user databases data and user databases logs: D: and L:. Replica B has an only disk: E:, and I have created two folders in it for data and logs: E:\Data and E:\Log
Until I know, although database paths for data or log may be different in both replicas, it is convenient they match to make maintenance easier.
In replica A I have D: for user database data, and L: for user database logs. But I have no such disks in replica B, just only disk E: with two folders in it.
How can I simulate the necesary disks in B?
I am thinking in something like mapped drives in server B that can be recognized by the Always On databases in SQL Server, and that are mounted everytime the server starts.
Thanks in advance,
Ignacio
