Yes, you need to....

Your configurations, logins and jobs are stored in the master and msdb databases.

LOL!, good one.... 😀

post the query so we can try to assist.

Instead of explaining only whats needed for backups, read this, would explain all roles much better..

http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-1061781.html

run:

sp_helpdb to see the actual sizes of your attached databases.

Yes, I've tested and no issues.

The designer is 2010, but the web part will work on SP 2007 as well.

Good Luck.

This is the same QOTD from 9 July 2010 😀

Yes you can, and it works great!

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a backlog will start on your host, and as soon as the destination is available you need to ensure it starts again, the log shipping job under the agent will...

Grant Fritchey (7/2/2010)

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Did that blog post upset people? It...

what "next" button?

Are you querying from a custom application?

Not exactly sure what you are after, but try these..

sys.dm_repl_articles

sys.dm_repl_schemas

sys.dm_repl_traninfo

sys.dm_repl_tranhash

Create a sql agent job, with tsql commands as steps, and configure them there.

singhsatnam84 (7/2/2010)

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It acts as a publisher for replication. The problem is that corressponding subscribers have been disabled. Also the free space of the drive holding the log file is in...

look at the table's it uses....stored procedure...