There is a very good basic explanation of Transaction Logs and their importance here:

 http://techrepublic.com.com/5100-6313-5173108.html?tag=e101

As SQLBill explained quite well, how and when you decide to back up your transaction logs is...

We're also on a mixed Netware/Microsoft network and using local profiles will fix the problem but it can come back when they push out Netware client updates.  Depending on how these...

Carl,

I saw this once on a newly installed server where I'd forgotten to set the event logs to overwrite as needed.  After a couple of weeks,...

It's hard to say, but if you can run jobs from a remote server and not locally, it sounds like an authentication problem.  Stupid question maybe, but were you able...

Take a look at:  http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;295114.  Hope this helps.

You didn't say what service pack you're running.  You may want to try installing or re-applying SQL Server SP3 and see if this helps.  Can you ping the servers from...

This is a pretty generic message and hard to troubleshoot without more information.  When I've seen it in our place it was with a Sybase app and it's always been...

I have to concur with most of the posts I've seen here and admit that I got this wrong even though this is something we do all the time.  That...

I don't think it was availble in 7.0, but if you're using SQL 2000 check Books on line, type in "Password Protect" and it should take you to the "Administering...

I know this is an older post so I hope it's not to late to help.  SQL 7 does support sp_attach_single_file_db but the caveat is that the database must have...

Jeff,

You didn't say what version you're using, but check the FAQ's here:  http://www.sqlservercentral.com/faq/viewfaqanswer.asp?categoryid=2&faqid=154 

There are two links from there to Microsoft's site depending on whether you're using SQL Server...

I had a similar problem last week. If your SQL Server is up and running with no errors, the client issue is most likely due to some kind of...

One thrown around here quite a bit a while back was:

NAPWAD - Not A Problem, Works As Designed

Then there was one I saw as a signature in a post a...

Have you tried issuing a xp_stopmail then xp_startmail? Failing that, is it possible someone changed the properties of the Domain Admin account? Hope this helps.

In profiler, go to Properties, filters, expand 'TextData', then 'Like' and put in %sp_procname% where 'procname' is the name of the procedure you want to trace. I do think...