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  • RE: ODBC SQLStateL 42000 error causing failed backups

    To all that offered help on this problem, just letting you know it has been resolved.  It was a corrupted backup file that resulted from the lack of disk space. ...

  • RE: ODBC SQLStateL 42000 error causing failed backups

    Dylan,

    What you are suggestion concerning the deletion of the backup due to probable corruption is something I considered after researching everything I could find on this error initially.  I think...

  • RE: ODBC SQLStateL 42000 error causing failed backups

    Vambati,

    Thanks for the quick reply.  In order of your recommendations/instructions, here is my situation.  I do not have 1 1/2 times the db size in free space.  The db is about...

  • RE: how to zip file

    OK.  Makes perfect sense.  Thanks for the 411.  I'll take this under advisement and look into scripting more of my tasks whenever possible.  LanMan

  • RE: how to zip file

    Lowell, I understand what you are trying to do, but being a bit new in the world of the DBA, I am uncertain what the advantage(s) is/are to using a...

  • RE: how to zip file

    I'm not aware of there being a freeware version of PKZip, but if there is, I don't think it will compress large files greater than 2 GB.  I would stress...

  • RE: how to zip file

    I have been using a product called WinRAR for about three or four years and it is perfect for large file compression.  It can be easily configured for the amount...

  • RE: Installation of SP's 2 to current failing

    Andy, Thanks for your suggestions. I ended up having to wipe my hard drive a second time and install Windows and SS 7.0 before any other apps were loaded....

  • RE: SQL

    The quickest & easiest way to do this would be to use Crystal Reports. It has a built-in functionality that allows the user to select the "top ##" and/or...

  • RE: SQL server 7 vs 2000?

    Hey indy500... (you must be a race fan like myself). I just started working with SQL Server 7.0 about one year ago and for me, the fastest and best...

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