I will prepare the list and send it to you next week. Thanks in advance.

Hey Rajdba, that's a great script, thanks for that. Do you have any other scripts that can help to monitor the databases. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for sharing the solution!

I almost forgot. Remember to use an UNC path!

I agree with Jack. You need to give permissions to the accounts that starts the SQL services. I am not sure, but I think that you have to give permissions...

Maybe the service account was changed for sometime but you did not restart de services. After restarting the server the account change was completed and that could be causing you...

I agree with Gail, Manoj and Terry. Check the permissions of the SQL services accounts.

I agree with Christian Buettner

I agree with Yelena!

Derek Dongray (4/24/2008)

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I agree with the people who say that "by default" only allows answers "yes" or "no", but by giving 2 other options, I think most people would ignore...

I join the dissenters.

Hi Steve,

I wonder if you can advice on the following:

An organisation wants a report of the differences between SQL 2000 and SQL 2005. They don't want to know all the...

Great news!

Bill, I want to thank you for your tips.

Preet (4/14/2008)

Essentially as DBA's we want to know about backups, Jobs' status, Disk space usage vs free space (free space within db files as well as at total drive capacity),...