I think you can't.

No sure you can even run 64bit SQL Server on 32bit Windows system.

Deny access to msdb..sp_purge_jobhistory.

DBCC CHECKDB will write an entry to SQL Server errorlog once it completes. You can search specific message in the errorlog.

Modify following script to meet your needs.

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/scripts/contributions/952.asp

Event ID 9 is related "SCSI Resets" and "SCSI Timeouts" of your storage if you run HP/Compaq machine. Run ADU report utility provided from them and send it back.

Run DBCC CheckDB to your database.

It seems you are tring to change the logical file name. If you run SQL Server 2000, use Alter database command to To modify the logical name of a data...

I would run hardware check to disk sub-system and send it back to verdor for analysis.

It could be server alias added by using client network utility from the machine EM is running.

Run sp_helpserver to verify server name. It should be 'SERVERB'.

Function Main()

Dim oFSO

Dim sSourceFile

Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

sSourceFile = "C:\SourceFile.txt"

' Check if file exists to prevent error

If oFSO.FileExists(sSourceFile) Then

YourAction

End If

' Clean Up

Set oFSO = Nothing

Main = DTSTaskExecResult_Success

End Function

The SP runs command "DBCC SHRINKFILE (@LogicalFileName, @NSize)", If you place data file as input, It will shrink the data file. That is why you see your database file size...

For example, if you have 8GB memory in total physically in your server. By adding /3GB and /PAE, system will allocate 1GB for itself, SQL Server and the rest applications...

Performance monitor counter, SQL Server:Memory Manager Total Server Memory (KB) tells you how much memory SQL Server consumes.

By default, System will reserve 2GB for itself and the rest for applications...

No, It can be local system or domain user account but no necessary to be admin account.

From BOL.

"Using the Local System Account

The local system account does not require a password,...

Using AWE Memory

To use AWE memory, you must run the SQL Server 2000 database engine under a Windows 2000 account that has been assigned the Windows 2000 lock pages in...