Run dbcc showcontig for that table and check the fragmentation.

Check

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Check the File type of files residing under that location.

It must be 'BAK File'.

Try N'*.*' instead of 'BAK' if there are no other files than backup files in that folder.

Try N'.BAK' instead of N'BAK'.

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You won't be able to see it until that statement is executed.

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Ask them to add your login to msdb database 'sqlagentuserrole' .

To add a user as a member of the 'sqlagentuserrole' , you can execute the following command:

use msdb

EXECUTE sp_addrolemember@rolename =...

B'coz your login doesn't have permissions.

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Whats the edition of sql server?

Specify 'EXCEL_AUTHORS' in openquery instead of EXCEL_AUTHOR.

First create the indexes as advised (allow around 10 minutes to complete):

CREATE

INDEX [media_set_id] ON [dbo].[backupset] ([media_set_id])

CREATE

INDEX [restore_history_id] ON [dbo].[restorefile] ([restore_history_id])

CREATE

INDEX [restore_history_id]...

tony.turner (5/7/2010)

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Try DMV sys.dm_db_index_usage_stats. If there are no rows for a particular database_id, then the database has not been used since the database last came online

The advantage of the above...

Are you able to run this from partner server?

ALTER DATABASE [LancelotMirrorTest] SET PARTNER = N'TCP://Server1.domain:5022';

Anything in the errorlog any service broker messages in the errorlog

Make sure the service accounts...

Partial restore just provides a mechanism to restore part of the database to another location so that the damaged or missing data can be copied back to the original database....