You can use symlink. For example:
mklink /D C:\...MQ data path...\tester\files E:\tester\files
or maybe a better solution:
mklink /J C:\...MQ data path...\tester\files E:\tester\files
You have to run "cmd" with administrator's privileges.
You can run in portable mode from drive E
Hi Nickolish, sorry for the delay.
How run PORTABLE mode in an installed Meta5?
Thank you!
You can use symlink. For example:
mklink /D C:\...MQ data path...\tester\files E:\tester\files
or maybe a better solution:
mklink /J C:\...MQ data path...\tester\files E:\tester\files
You have to run "cmd" with administrator's privileges.
Hi Petr.
A question: won't a symbolic link just run "like" drive E: but keeping the real utilized drive as C:?
I mean, it seems a way to make program to interpret "E:" but really pointing the file/dir to C:, isn't it?
Thanks.

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Hi!
Is there any way to run Meta5 in drive C: but redirect all tester log files to, for instance, drive E: ?
Some tests are creating several gigabytes files...
Thanks!