If database is not production. You can also use backup and restore with move option.

If I am not worng the txt file which you are talking about is the log files of the jobs. Now you can set the retention period for this history...

yes Ratheesh,

When every you set up a replication it will create the jobs automatically which is called depend on the type of replication you are setting up. e.g. for Logreader...

I guess tempdb needs more diskspace.

what is the database size?

What is the database recovery model?

Howmuch freespace is there in database as well as on disk?

what is the size of tempdb?

Looks like this is a space...

If I am not wrong in India at present you can ask around 20% more on the currnet salary.

But still Depend on Company, requirement, roles & responsibilities etc....

If your environment is very huge and company can afford you can use MOM, redgate etc. third party tool to monitor your daily activity as well as much more other...

You can also think about SSIS.

First of all if it's not production you can run reindexing on the database.

Than run checktable command if you still have errors you can use repair option to fix the...

That was the reason I have used "might". 😉

But you might have data loss as log file is missing.

You have not mention which sql server enterprise edition are you installing.... 2000,2005, or 2008?

You are getting correct error "Hardware compatability".

sql 2005 EE do not support winxp refer link below:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143506(SQL.90).aspx

HTH

Try to start sql server into minimal mode and then fix the issue.

Moveing Model database is very simple.

First of all stop sql server agent

Second, Detach and attach (after copying mdf...

I have parse the query in the query analyzer and got the following error:

Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 3

Incorrect syntax near 'SETS'.

Check FAST BCP...

http://www.informit.com/library/content.aspx?b=STY_Sql_Server_7&seqNum=108

HTH