I had a database (50 gig) that was fairly optimized which I had running on a SSD disk, which was set as the d drive (I think, though it could have been the E drive). I have a software program that writes data to it, which is then processed also by SQL server, and it used to take just under one minute for one full operation to complete.
My computer crashed and the C drive was bad. I installed OS and SQL Server all over again on a new C drive, the ssd drive became the D drive, and was able to add the database back to the database server. It appeared to be fine.
Now though, instead of being fast like it was, it is doing something on the C drive, which has the C drive pegged at using 100% of the resources, and has been for over an hour.
Why is it so hung on the C drive when it is supposed to be on the d drive? I have checked under the C:\program files... path for any sign of activity, and I don't see any files being created, other than a small temp file.
What can I do to get it off the C drive?