That's your backup software's (VERITAS i think) database.

This will help:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/scripts/Miscellaneous/30871/

this will help:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/scripts/Miscellaneous/30871/

Use backup/restore. It will save a lot of time.

Gail

This morning it happened again...

Jack

Connections to SQL Server.

Gila

Yes i did run update stats on all tables.

This comes handy:

http://sqlblogcasts.com/blogs/jorg/archive/2008/06/12/ssis-convert-different-string-date-formats-to-datetime-with-the-script-task.aspx

I do have full backup after...

GilaMonster (9/23/2008)

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You can leave the truncate in and take a full backup immediately after the truncate runs to restart the log chain. It is important that you do so, as...

K. Brian Kelley (8/14/2008)

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Wilfred van Dijk (8/14/2008)

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I assume your clients are Win95 🙂 😀 😛 😉

OK, enough. NT 4 was a product of the 90's. Stop searching for an...

Alan (8/5/2008)

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Two possibilities I can think of:

1. You created a new subtask in the database maintenance which is managing to jobs in the agent

2. (This happened to me) You renamed...

Crever Thanks for the links

i will recreate backups with T-SQL.

Alan (8/5/2008)

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Are you running SP2? I found maintenance plans almost unworkable until then.

I have mostly given up on the maintenance plans as they do not seems as stable as...

ApexSQLDiff is a schema comparing tool.

http://www.apexsql.com/sql_tools_diff.asp

Nicole (5/30/2008)

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Hi All

we have cluster on our server running on 2005 with two nodes active/passive, Now the cluster is failover to the active due to some problems, How to bring...