Not exactly sure what you are wanting to do here. Are you wanting to return the INTERVAL_ID and store it in a global variable? If so, then you need to...

Each of the connections hold the Datasource(Server) and Catalog(Database). So the SourceObjName and DestObjName on the datapump task only need to [owner].

You will need to take out the Database name...

"Not really dynamic but what can I do?"

You could remove the database name from the object name...

You'll have to roll-your-own with the multi-select.

To use custom authentication you'll need to have the Enterprise Edition which supports this functionality.

There are some interesting exercises at this site,

http://www.sql-ex.ru/?Lang=1

I believe it's to do with the way the charting control has been implemented in this release. Look for more customisation in the charting with the SQL Server 2005 release.

At a guess, SQL Server doesn't have access to read the registry.

What account are the services running under? Are the any policy settings explicitly restricting access to the registry?

Have you...

Ah yes, I did misunderstand you. I saw the word resume and presumed you were storing resumes in the database.

So have you been find a resolution to your problem?

What size are your databases/backups?? If they're large you'll get a good performance boost with Litespeed.

Also, do you dump to disc, are the files stored on the same raid array,...

Look for BACKUP in Books Online.

Applied SP1 a while ago now. Everything went nice and smooth. The added functionality of exporting to native Excel format is a real winner. Although I must add that it...

Take a look at DTSBACKUP2000 over at http://www.sqldts.com

Yuck ... I hate storing files in the database. Much rather store them in the file system and store a reference to them in the database.

I you'll need to do...

"Thanks for the comments but i was not looking for what individual DBA do or what people feels easy in. The main thing is the standard and right way to...

This is because of SQL Servers datatType precedence (check out the topic in Books Online). All the numbers in your calculation are integers so it performs integer arithmetic. If you...