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by: Chirath Fernando |
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Hi
We are running SQL 2000 Enterprice version with SP3a on a Dell
Poweedge 5600 server running Advance Server. It has Tape drive
PowerVault 110T (DLT VS80 Tape Drive) & uses DLT tapeIV tapes. A DB
maintenance job had been specified to backup on to tape daily. I have
following issues;
1.The backup job sometimes fails with the following error in Event
log(Event ID:17055)
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by: Kev |
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Hi all,
I have a very old MSSQL data backup file.
I do not even remember that it was created in SQL7 or 2000.
Anyway, I'm trying to recreate DB from this backup.
Is it possible to create DB from backup file?
I tried restore from that file and SQL server complaining.
"The file on device '***' is not valid Microsoft tape format backup set."
Thanks
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by: John Mullan |
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Hi
I have a problem creating a backup in SQL Server 6.5. Although, the
backup produced does restore ok, I want to stop this error message
appearing everytime I make a backup. The error message is:
"
Can't allocate space for object 'sysbackupdetail' in
database 'msdb' because the 'default' segment is full. If you ran out
of space in Syslogs, dump the transaction log. Otherwise, use ALTER
DATABASE or sp_extendsegment to increase the size...
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by: A.Y. Xu |
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Environment: Win Server 2003 Standard Version, SQL Server 2000, HP
DDS3 Tape(local).
Backup procedure:
1. open SQL Server Enterprise Manager
2. find the database i want to backup
3. right click and select "All Tasks"-"Backup Databse..."
4. Select "destination"-"backup to"-->>"Tape"
5. Click "Add", Select "Tape" device name(or may address)"\\.\Tape0"
6. Click "OK" begin to backup
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by: nek |
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Greetings,
Has anyone got the latest progress on this?
It hit me this time on W2K running DB2 V8.1.5.
It returned the following warning:
D:\Temp>db2 backup db sample to \\localhost\tape0
SQL2031W Warning! Please mount the target or source media on device
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by: Hemant Shah |
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Folks,
One of our system crashed last week. It had few database instances on it.
They are all for development and was deteremined that they do not need to be
backed up (database backup, the file system was getting backed up).
The system had been running without any problem for few years so some of the
developers relied on it being up all the time and added data that could not
be easily re-created.
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by: pjbr34 |
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Hi everyone,
I am running DB2 8.2 under SuSE SLES9 (zSeries).
My current problem is when trying to make a direct backup to tape.
- I can make a DB2 backup to a filesystem and it works fine. (e.g.
backup into /tmp/test)
- And I can also tar the created file into a 3590 tape drive and it
works fine too. (e.g. tar into /dev/rtibm0 )
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by: microsoft . public . sqlserver |
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I have the back up of master(master_db.bak),
distribution(distribution_db.bak), model(model_db.bak, model_tlog.trn),
pubs(pubs_db.bak), Northwind(Northwind_db.bak),msdb(msdb_db.bak) and
compny(compny_db.bak,compny_db.trn). I have to restore all these
databases. What will be the correct sequence of Restoring these
databases so that I retain all the initial DB settinngs like
Replication, user logins and pwd, security settings and backup...
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by: Divakar |
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Hi All,
We are trying to restore a backup that we took last night on a fresh
new Tape. The backup was successful but the restore is failing with the
following error:
db2 =restore db gpiecuk from /dev/rmt0
SQL0980C A disk error occurred. Subsequent SQL statements cannot be
processed. SQLSTATE=58005
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This is as boiled down as I can make it.
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Here is the code in...
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