Please post what solved your problem. That will help anyone with the same issue that searches and finds this thread.

-SQLBill

I posted this back in November:

quote: One thing I have noticed is that now that RedGate owns this site, there isn't anything on the site saying so (besides a couple...

Interesting.....Red-Gate bought the site and yet the site still does not reflect their ownership.

-SQLBill

Forgot one more thing. Enterprise Manager is notorious for not providing correct information. Try a refresh or run DBCC UPDATEUSAGE.

-SQLBill

Sometimes the database will show 0% available if it just expanded and used most of the space. It's usually just waiting for another transaction before expanding again.

Also check how...

Check out this from Microsoft's website.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/818202

-SQLBill

I have seen this error when the transaction log can't grow fast enough. Are you using Maintenance Plans? Are you doing reindexing along with the backups?

Check that...

Your windows group must be a group in SQL Server also. Is it?

-SQLBill

It will skip it. That's why you have the option to enter a window for the job to run.

-SQLBill

They were wrong because a Local Login ONLY has access to the local server/workstation. You need a Domain Login to be able to access other servers/workstations.

-SQLBill

Two options that I can think of:

1. Reschedule the jobs so they don't fall in the 0100 to 0300 time frame.

2. Create two jobs for each one. MyJob and MyJob_DST....

Are you sure you are at SP4? How many instances of SQL Server are on that server? If there are more than one, you need to make sure you...

Could be....interpretation is usually up to the reader unless the poster of the question is very clear on what they are asking/saying.

-SQLBill

Have you checked the Show Job Steps box in the Job History window? That will show you the individual steps and usually gives more information on failures.

-SQLBill

What Edition are you using? What version?

Run this:

SELECT ServerProperty('Edition'),

ServerProperty('ProductLevel'),

ServerProperty('ProductVersion')

-SQLBill