This is possible but you will need to supply more information if you need help with this. What are you trying to do?

If you add an alert for Insufficent resources it would fire when it encounters a disk space issue. There is a script attached to an article I wrote on this...

Have you looked in the log for the job to see what error you are getting?

Can you post your code, and details of the error message?

I didn't mean to wink I just meant to close the brackets!!!!

Try something like this...

DECLARE @FileName VARCHAR(150)

SET @FileName = 'C:\file.xml'

CREATE TABLE #XmlImport

(

...

Do the files have to be CSV? as this might be easier if they were XML.

You could look at rolling partitions to move out months/years of data in one go.

If in doubt set the owner of the job as SA this will now run the job as the account that runs SQL Server, and provided this has not been...

Read the Log Shipping overview in books on line.

In one organization I worked at we compared ERwin with Sybases Power designer. Power Designer won hands down for useability...

The are both database design tools ideally for doing database...

See article on this site:-

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Administration/3177/

If you add DDL triggers you can record events like this and hopefully capture what happened.

If you mirrored the original database you can take a snapshot of the mirrored copy if you want a read only copy for reporting purposes.

See http://www.simple-talk.com/sql/sql-server-2005/sql-server-2005-ddl-trigger-workbench/ for a good explanation and example of how to implement.