Isn't enough on my desktop. I need specific UAC actions.

Is there some format you need? You can certainly use a sequence. You can use a newid() and convert this to a varchar if necessary.

Does the agent account have rights to do this? Quick test, set the agent to run under your account.

What Eddie said. Stop using datetime and getdate()

a- your packages need to understand how to handle partial execution and restart. The job won't move. If the cluster fails over because you move it, not a termination of...

The SQL Server engine service account runs the backup.  This is why when you run the backup from SSMS, even though you might have access to a folder or share,...

As Perry mentioned, you can. The certs are the same as any other cert. Each needs a unique name, but you can have multiple certs in master. When you restore...

First pitch of 2018
http://www.espn.com/video/clip?id=22955580

It's a guesstimate in any sense. Look at log size, and then the time to xfer. Should be able to get an idea of bandwidth usage from there.

Arggh, image issues.

Here's the code I ran from an elevated prompt:
 
$ powershell
Windows PowerShell
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PS...

What's the problem? I know if I try this (in the image), I need to ensure I'm running in an elevated cmd prompt. Maybe you have an UAC issue?

And what does the PRINT show for you. Meaning, if you run the cmd from the CLI, what happens?