On top of that this is posted...

Check for the event to show up in the Window Application Event...

http://www.brentozar.com/archive/2010/02/top-10-reasons-why-access-still-doesnt-rock/%5B/url%5D

Main thing I have read (and I work with Oracle people) is that some features "built into" SQL are built in to Oracle, if you buy them first 🙂

http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/sql-server/sql-2008-r2-is-pricy-but-so-is-that-other-database/%5B/url%5D

This article...

You can check the SQL Error Log and Windows Application event log to get more information on why the step is failing

In order to get an ASAP help, you will need to give a bit more information.

What does the application do? What are the errors before and after...

I had a website that I maintained (after it was written) that included postal code look-up for nearest Liquor Store (no jokes now:-P). He used Google Maps API to...

http://mangalpardeshi.blogspot.com/2009/03/script-all-store-procedures-in-database.html

Good blog post on it...

Not that I am prompting Access...:-D

I would be prone to actually do this from within Access, unless you are wanting to automate it. If you want it automated then...

Jason Shadonix (4/7/2010)

Not that it matters since you are If you are overriding it in your backup statement, but if you are wanting to default the compression setting, I think...

You want this procedure created in SQL or Access?

(Note: have not read through every page of this post...so apologies if this may have been mentioned or asked)

I am fixing to start using compression on backups of SharePoint content...

You will have to go through the script and adjust those parts that reference objects or commands that are not supported in SQL Server 2005.

Do it separately then. First script...

Backing databases straight to a network share is not recommended. It is better to backup local and then move the backup file. There are numerous options you can...