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    SQL Server Error Msg 5179 – Cannot use file ‘%.*ls’, because it is on a volume with sector size %d. SQL Server supports a maximum sector size of 4096 bytes. Move the file to a volume with a compatible sector size.

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    In this blog post, let’s learn about the error message “5179 – Cannot use file ‘%.*ls’, because it is on a volume with sector size %d. SQL Server supports a maximum sector size of 4096 bytes. Move the file to a volume with a compatible sector size.” in Microsoft SQL Server, the reason why it appears and the solution to fix it.

    SQL Server Error Message

    5179 – Cannot use file ‘%.*ls’, because it is on a volume with sector size %d. SQL Server supports a maximum sector size of 4096 bytes. Move the file to a volume with a compatible sector size.

    Reason for the Error

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    Solution

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