SQL LiteSpeed supports this functionality.  I've run tests where I've done the following and all were successful:

Full LiteSpeed Backup

Native Tlog Backup

LiteSpeed Tlog Backup

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Full native backup

Litespeed Tlog Backup

Native Tlog Backup

Every scenario...

Try going into the data files section and manually allocating more space for your data file. As long as you have the space, type 1000 (1gig) or more into...

As stated, you can't simply copy the MDF files across you have to copy the mdf and ldf files and then attach them to the db. My preferred method...

SQL handles mapped drives very difficultly. You won't be able to see the mapped drive unless the same login was used to create it. The only way I've...

I've run into issues before where even if a job is deleted it remains in cache and still runs. I ran into a dba who told me a story...

In the database properties tab you can allocate additional space for your database. You can also ensure that your datafiles grow by either a megabyte amount or percentage when...

SQL LiteSpeed now has a beta versiona available online that features object level restore.  This allows you to pull single tables out of a full native or litespeed backup file...

I agree with Derrick.  It sounds like you want either a log shipping environment or an active/active cluster environment but untill we get more information it is difficult to tell.

One product that you do not have listed but deserves a try is Imceda Softwares Change Manager.  Change manager has an extremely intuitive and easy to use interface as well...

Just perform a simple test.  Create an application that fires off a set of transactions 30 seconds after the backup starts.  You can even create several jobs that fire off...

SQL Native Backups work well as long as you have the disk space and the time to backup large databases.  As you know, as databases grow, time and disk considerations...

Nevermind ;}  I'm just lazy.  I looked it up in BOL and found that its the shipping version.  Better get on a service pack ;}

My output for product level is RTM.  I'm assuming that means that I don't have a service pack installed?  What does RTM stand for?

The error is most likely because one or both of the files is already an existing backup file that contains a full (un-striped) backup.  Use two (or more) new filenames...

I assumed that the question meant that the arguments would be used on all backup statements thereby ensuring that with skip would give problems on the 13th day.  However noexpire...