I am still look into this problem but meanwhile, I would suggest you to insert result of your linked server query into a temp table and send email by query...

Can you post more information how do you configure the linked server, especially the security setting.

Do you have default printer configured in the machine your SQL Server is running? There should not be a space between "c" and ":" in your command.

This error may come from the query to linked server instead of from x_sendmail. Make sure the query work properly. Meanwhile, if you are runing a job to run this...

Read this KB article. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;297864

What file did you try to change from EM?

First, you have to make sure SQL Server is up and running and then review your SQL Server errorlog and machine system/application...

You have to create a network share where database and transaction log backups will be and grant SQL Server services account full access to this network share.

Ther are two type security roles in SQL Server, one is at server level and another is at database level. User with 'DBO' role has all permissions in the database...

What do you mean "full privilges" here? 'SA' or 'DBO'?

Run sp_depends 'yourspname'.

Run restore headeronly from disk = 'your master database backup filename' and you will see character set, sort order and unicode setting of your original SQL Server. Rebuild your system...

It seems you will have large amount data and quite number users going to access SQL Server. Enterprise Edition of SQL Server may be the one you should consider. Look...

You need only /3GB in your boot.ini file. Enabling AWE in SQL Server doesn't have any effect because your server has only 4GB memory.

I would let SQL Server to dynamically...

Make sure your SQL Server is up and running. If you can connect with QA, run sp_helpdb to see whether your database shows up.

Do you have timeout by running same sp from QA? Have you checked whether there was blocking when it happened?