Please post output of the following command:-

Use yourdbname

select name from sysfiles where filename like '%.ldf%'

MJ

I read somwhere that disabling and enabling network adapters also helps sometimes.

MJ

Just chck its syntax in books online and you will be able to use it.

report and update_one are two parameters that will help you in mapping the users to logins...

Try deleting this job and scheduling package using package scheduling option(right click package-->schedule package) and then see if you still get the error.

MJ

Try using:-

Right click database-->All Tasks--Bring Database Online.

MJ

logical_file_name is a name used to refer to the file in all Transact-SQL

statements.

For example:

Alter Database

DBCC SHRINKFILE

FILEPROPERTY()

RESTORE ... MOVE

FILE_ID()

FILE_IDEX()

filename(Physical filename) is the one that resides under drives.

After restoration of database...

I found the below mentioned link that describes the same problem as yours:

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=436762&SiteID=1

The most likely cause of the message you recieved is a blocking issue, caused by a...

Nita,

On theComponents to install dialog during the setup select the option : Workstation tools, Books Online and development tools and click on the Advanced tab at the bottom.

Under the Client...

Check the full backup code that is running in background, it shouldn't be changing database access level(to restricted) before performing any such backup operation.

Also, are you able to connect...

Please check tis link and let me know whether it helped or not:-

http://forums.microsoft.com/TechNet/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=291159&SiteID=17

MJ

First, try running the package alone(manually) and if you don't

get any such error then try executing the job and if you get error

message again then check the notifications or...

I know only about fewer ones:

MySQL\PhysicalDisk(_Total)\Avg. Disk sec/Read Under 50 ms

MySQL\PhysicalDisk(_Total)\Avg. Disk sec/Write Under 50 ms

MySQL\SQLServer:Buffer Manager\Buffer cache hit ratio

95-100 percent

MySQL\Memory\Page Faults/sec--As close to zero as possible.

MJ

Same link is applicable to SQL Server 2005 too:---

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;274750

MJ

The question you are asking is similar to asking about database verification which means running DBCC CHECKDB command.

MJ

Are you able to take the database backup to the specified location

using enterprise manager manually?

Manu