replace the space with %20, so "just a name" will be "just%20a%20name"

(%20 is hex for 32, which is ASCII for space)

Interesting:

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 - 9.00.4028.00 (X64) Oct 20 2008 19:33:01 Copyright (c) 1988-2005 Microsoft Corporation Enterprise Edition (64-bit) on Windows NT 5.2 (Build 3790:...

Nope, 3042 isn't SP3, it's SP2. SP3 should give 9.00.4035 (just installed SP3)

See this link http://www.sqlsecurity.com/FAQs/SQLServerVersionDatabase/tabid/63/Default.aspx for...

make sure the password for this account is the same on both servers

Do you have an error message or some detailed logging?

The problem is quite clear: SQL Server does not exist or access is denied

Seems this script transfers data to another SQL Server?

Check manually if you can make a connection to...

Just to be sure, the

has nothing to do with SQL but with Windows Server.

Have you checked your version with the SERVERPROPERTY function?

Brilliant! that's a interesting implementation of RAID. No more bugs on my SAN storage! :):)

SQL 2000 is dead

SQL 2005 is dying (almost)

SQL 2008 is just born

Go for 2008

Other question: Why do you have 2 logfiles?

Unlike datafiles, logging is not spreadded over 2 files. It's just filling logfile 1 before using logfile 2

A lot of application servers are connected to this database and this database is used allday. If I need to stop the database, I have to stop a lot of...

Thanks for your reply.

Unfortunately, this results in the same error (login failed)

Other thing I was thinking of:

If you delete a backup, SQL has to do some maintenance in the msdb database. So deleting an outdated backup results in:

- a DOS (yeah,...

Try defrag your disks

Or you could use a SQL script for the structure and export the data with the BCP utility.

Or save your tabledata by running:

select * into {savedtablename} from {tablename}