Sorry, I don't know how. Interesting though, that Litespeed Engine seems...

If it does that, it's probably using a callback filter e.g. here[/url]. In that case, it's a process...

The PASSWORD option in the BACKUP command simply requires that you provide a password during the restore process. It does nothing to obfuscate the contents of the backed up...

There are 3rd party tools that can recover individual objects from a backup file, like Red Gate's SQL Object Level Recovery Native, if restoring the entire database is not an...

I'm not familiar with the 'Backup' object, but it doesn't look like you're overwriting the existing backup file. As mentioned in the error message, you should use the WITH...

CheckpointLSN of full backup = DatabaseBackupLSN of differential backup ( http://www.sqlbackuprestore.com/logsequencenumbers.htm)

Try http://www.sqlbackuprestore.com.

That script won't work on SQL Server 2000. You did post on a SQL Server 2005 forum after all.

Run sp_who2, find if the BACKUP processes are being blocked, if...

If the SQL Server instance is already writing to the error log successfully, but still raises that error in the event log, it's mighty strange. Sorry, I'm out of...

As per this page, error code 21 = 'The device is not ready.'. Can the node running the SQL Server instance access the T:\ path?

By media set, the docs mean a backup file. Once a backup...

The only reason I can think of for the rapid growth of the logs is that developers are importing lots of external data, which is all being recorded by the...

We use that to determine the theoretical maximum backup throughput of the database, since your backup can only be as fast as what SQL Server can read from disk during...

At the lowest level, there is the data file (.mdf). Assuming it's created on an empty disk, the initial physical layout of the file should not be fragmented. ...

Make that SQL Response.