Regarding your questions, i can't think of anything else except just verify all the settings which you have provided above and make sure that there is not any other process eating...

Try Filtering using database id.

Unfortunately, none of the system tables stores the login information. As steve mentioned, you need to turn the logging on.

Jim,

My apologies. I don't know if it was a cached session or something wrong with me that when i saw the thread, it was still in the initial steps where...

You can create the logins on the new server and then run the procedure sp_change_users_login which would map the user id's to logins.

A mapped drive is only available to the user who creates it. SQL Server runs under the system account and the mapping is not recognised by the system account(unless it...

Are you referring to cross database ownership ? That's something you can turn on and off with sp_dboption

I agree with all that backing up to a network drive is not a good idea.

But if you still need to back up, try giving a UNC path and hope...

SP3a read-me file says.

To revert to the pre-SP3a versions of SQL Server 2000 components, you must have back ups of the master, msdb, and model databases taken prior to installing SP3a

"one...

Try changing the owner of the object to dbo

sp_changeobjectowner 'prco_name','dbo'

How big is the database that fails the backup? (Could be timing out)

The database is only 600 MB big.

Are all the databases backing up at the same time or...

Thanks for the feedback. Do you mean network issues with the network drive ? Also, we have 5 more user databases which are not having any issues to be backed...

We have canned application in our environment and unfortunately you have to stay with them.

Regarding security, we have a separate id which requires...

Did this get resolved ?

I think SQL Profiler should be a good place to start. You can just start a standard trace and direct the output to a table. Make sure that you have...