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Disk Cost Summary

SQL Server 2008

Use the Disk Cost Summary page to examine disk space requirements for the SQL Server 2008 features you selected for your installation.

If required disk space is too high, consider the following options:

  • Change installation directories to a drive with more disk space.

  • Change the SQL Server features for your installation.

  • Create more free space on the specified drive by moving other files or applications.

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