Thanks. The user needed training. She was running the wrong report. I think I found those demons of stupidity!

Thank you. I think I found the link to get the drivers.

Yes, it's a pain. For now I think I have to give the user much more power than they need.

A co-worker suggested upgrading the database. A good suggestion....

Thanks. Happy trails to you.

Good advice. I am wondering if free trail versions are still available for sql2000 or 2005?

I may have a developer edition of one of them...somewhere.

We are using Idera's SQl Safe. It would be good if you are correct.

Bless all of you. We aren't there yet.

I use Idera's SQl Safe. Nice compression, fast backup and restore. Saved my bacon a few times.

The article says 64 bit sql 2005 Standard supports 32 TB of memory.

To get this much memory, is it necessary to install windows 2003 64 bit enterprise?

Yes. But now that it is corrected, life is good!

I forgot about the job owner. When I fixed that the problem was solved. Duh!

Yes, but I don't have access to our web server.

That is a reasonable idea. I will consider it.

I am also trying to find a way to give someone rights to the event viewer on windows 2003 server without...

I found the answer. All that is needed is securityadmin rights.

Yes, that error log. If I give my co-developer securityadmin rights, will that be sufficient to read the logs?