Answer: Yes, you "Remove from SQL Server", and that puts it back to "Available Storage", and you can then assign it to the role you want.
On Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at 1:55 PM, Michael Leone <[email protected]> wrote: > So I have a SQL 2012 cluster, and this role has all the disk drives > assigned to it (F:, G:, H:). > > Turns out, F: needs to actually be assigned to a different role - a > Generic Service that we've installed. The problem is - if I highlight > the SQL role, then highlight the F: drive, and choose "Assign to > another role", it assigns ALL the disks that SQL has to the other > role. And i want only the F: drive assigned to this other role. > > So what am I doing wrong? I get the same problem if I try this from > the listing of disks under "Storage", I get the same problem. > > Do I need to "Remove from SQL Server"? Does this move the disk to > "Available Storage", and from there I can assign the disk to this > other role? > > All my searches seem to find moving Quorum or MS DTC disks, which is > not what I want to do.
