The SQL Server service account (the account that SQL server is running under) needs full control of all folders where databases exist.

Try RESTORE ... WITH CONTINUE_AFTER_ERROR on SQL 2005 or above

It's highly unlikely to work, but you can try. If it doesn't work, then the backup is useless.

15 minute drive, and that test center no longer exists, so the next...

Please post new questions in a new thread and include error messages in text (you can copy from any error dialog in SSMS)

Brandie Tarvin (6/20/2013)

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So this morning I've been frantically searching the internet on articles to help clarify a problem I'm experiencing, and what do I see?

Gail Shaw's name all over the...

Not possible. The system date is the Windows system date. This shouldn't be changed as it can cause problems with Kerberos tickets.

Don't understand the question

In multiple log records that describe the change and how to undo it.

What are you trying to discover or fix?

DiverKas (6/21/2013)

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Knowing when its safe to use a particular solution or even more importantly when NOT to use a solution is really what people need to understand. Blanket statements...

To be honest, I don't have time right now, or for a couple of weeks.

Go hit my blog and look for a post on user-defined functions, IO statistics and the...

Why? What is that total number going to tell you?

Maybe, maybe not. Depends on the tables, the data patterns and the queries that run.

It's not that his error log is growing, it's that SQL is stack dumping and writing large stack dumps into...

Nothing to do with any relationships between NETWORK and SYSTEM. The service account that SQL Server is running under does not have permission to that folder. Check what account SQL...

Create a trace (or look in the default trace) for security events. I can't remember offhand which event it is, Books Online will have details.

p.s. Why are you using the...