Replication for MMSQL Database

Hi Expert
I want to do simultaneously replication my user data Eg WG55 into another hardisk can their be any way to do it for eg
Online production should be replicated into another hardisk
WG4
  WG11.mdf
  WG12.ndf
  WG13.ndf
  WG14.log
regards

Hi
In all cases I would recommend upgrading to SQL 2005.
Another option is to use log shipping.
Thanks
N.P.C

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