10 minutes then it stops which i believe is normal for the system to turn the mail off it no activity.

But then it does not turn on when you fire...

I see the following DatabaseMail process is shutting down

So if i start it - it fires emails...Then it shutsdown again.

My email uses the

EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail @profile_name = 'DBA_SystemAdministrator',

...

Also from support point of view - try putting a couple of support tickets in and see if you get the support you require on product. I also have...

There is a Quest performance monitor also that you can run too that will show you the exact SQL code that is being run at the time. Lets say...

You right on it - i believe there should be the Change Management system to track AD changes.

Yes this is probrably the wrong envirionment but you can access the AD from SQL so just checking if anyone done something already before i write it 🙂

Bob is a DOMAIN\BOB whos uses one of our applications and all of a sudden he gets denied access...this is because someone is removing him from AD....then the app to...

How did you get on - be good to get a finally write up .... just incase have to do it some day.

Nothing in the logs at all...they just sit in the queue as unsent.

Also use spotlight quest 24 hours - wouldn't be without it.

I had this just last week - i ended up doing a reboot and it worked. Not sure what caused it but if you did execute it just sit there...

Something in here may help.

http://choosing-a-blog-url-sucks.blogspot.com/2007/11/sql-server-2005-fail-over-cluster.html

Gosh now im curious.

Got to get my team to build me a test cluster so you can do this kind of thing every now and again.

Let...

Hmmm it got to be in the Cluster part itself as it going to wrong disk - now i wonder where this is set up.

Can i suggest you do not...

Does this help.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/295732

I am thinking you need to add the dependancy first..leaving other disk off line.

So all your data files (master, model ) are DISK F

You are moving these to DISK G

So when you do this and bring up SQL it still looks at DISK...