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I am now having the same problem. Last week I had to drop a database and then restore it from an earlier backup. This caused the DB ID to change. I have checked how the size is calculated with profiler: SELECT SUM(size) size FROM [Tiger]..sysfiles On this Server, I am using SQL Backup 6.4 and SQL Server 2000. Is there a solution to this problem? Details below: ERRORS AND WARNINGS 7/02/2011 10:11:06 AM: Backing up Tiger (full database) to: 7/02/2011 10:11:06 AM: [image] \FleetPlanner Backups\RedGate\Tiger 20110207_01.sqb 7/02/2011 10:11:06 AM: [image] \FleetPlanner Backups\RedGate\Tiger 20110207_02.sqb 7/02/2011 10:11:06 AM: [image] \FleetPlanner Backups\RedGate\Tiger 20110207_03.sqb 7/02/2011 10:11:09 AM: BACKUP DATABASE [Tiger] TO VIRTUAL_DEVICE = 'SQLBACKUP_2D00985B-9743-4EBC-BF47-E19CCF1A6E7E', VIRTUAL_DEVICE = 'SQLBACKUP_2D00985B-9743-4EBC-BF47-E19CCF1A6E7E01', VIRTUAL_DEVICE = 'SQLBACKUP_2D00985B-9743-4EBC-BF47-E19CCF1A6E7E02' WITH BUFFERCOUNT = 18, BLOCKSIZE = 65536, MAXTRANSFERSIZE = 1048576, NAME = N'Database (Tiger), 7/02/2011 10:11:06 AM', DESCRIPTION = N'Backup on 7/02/2011 10:11:06 AM Server: FYBRSN14 Database: Tiger', FORMAT 7/02/2011 10:11:14 AM: Warning 167: Failed to get database size from server. 7/02/2011 10:11:14 AM: SQL error 913: Could not find database ID 52. Database may not be activated yet or may be in transition. 7/02/2011 10:11:14 AM: Backup data size : 114.125 MB 7/02/2011 10:11:14 AM: Compressed data size: 23.407 MB 7/02/2011 10:11:14 AM: Compression rate : 79.49% 7/02/2011 10:11:14 AM: Processed 13472 pages for database 'Tiger', file 'Tiger' on file 1. 7/02/2011 10:11:14 AM: Processed 1 pages for database 'Tiger', file 'Tiger_log' on file 1. 7/02/2011 10:11:14 AM: BACKUP DATABASE successfully processed 13473 pages in 4.255 seconds (25.937 MB/sec). / comments
I am now having the same problem. Last week I had to drop a database and then restore it from an earlier backup. This caused the DB ID to change. I have checked how the size is calculated with pr...
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