Looking in the event viewer of Windows does it show any other information or error messages?

Obviously it has something to do with your domain account on the computer, since you...

Are you logging onto the domain from the Windows 7 computer, or doing "Run As another user"?

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I don't think Profiler is much help in troubleshooting backups. You can add an output file to your backup job and it may output more data for you to help...

This brings up a curious question (for myself). Microsoft and SQLSkills worked together on the MCM process and testing, and now made it where...

If by empty you mean there are no user databases checked for the...

This is what you need:

fn_trace_gettable

EDIT: You can indicate how many rollover files you want to import. You can also specify only columns of interest to speed up the import.

Quick Google/Bing search will bring you to this BoL article

Links at the bottom for the commands. However you can also use the GUI wizard through SSMS if you prefer.

They both share the same major version so you can do a side-by-side install but some of the components will be upgraded to SQL Server 2008 R2.

Check this TechNet article

It's more of a warning message, although it shows up as an error. It is warning you that you are about to overwrite the original database name. If you restore...

When I...

Along with VMWare tools you can open a command prompt and type in "systeminfo".

It will spit out a good many lines but go back to the start and you will...

johnzabroski (12/13/2010)

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But when is when? For example, I've stated real issues I've had with using maintenance...

bethrich (11/18/2010)

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In SQL 2008 SP1 (not R2), running in VM with a NAS, I have intermittent failures in the reporting step of the MPs. The job fails, though the task...

I don't see the confusion on why the only acceptable answer would be the 3rd option. Of course I might think differently than others.

1) Retrieves the name of stored procedures...