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Well we only use the redgate software to do backup so there is no competing backup process. THe problem has not appeared again so far. With our upgrade to SQL 2005 and your insight, I was hoping you might be able to see something we over looked in the logs
Thanks for taking look / comments
Well we only use the redgate software to do backup so there is no competing backup process. THe problem has not appeared again so far. With our upgrade to SQL 2005 and your insight, I was hoping...
Nevermind. I found "-I" command for specifying the instance for SQLBACKUPC.exe
The way the Redgate manual was written made me focus on the "-SQL" parameter section. The answers is part of SQLBACKUPC.exe windows command line parameter.
So below works.
"C:\Program Files\Red Gate\SQL Backup\MSSQL2K5STD\SQLBackupC.exe" -I MSSQL2K5STD -SQL ".......switches" / comments
Nevermind. I found "-I" command for specifying the instance for SQLBACKUPC.exe
The way the Redgate manual was written made me focus on the "-SQL" parameter section. The answers is part of SQLBAC...
petey wrote:
sqb2mtf cannot convert multiple files, nor files matching search patterns. You need to name the file explicitly.
So how do you propose converting multiple compressed files to the Microsoft Tape format? We have large database and have used the backup product to compress to 8 individual files to ship to our stand by server. Being able to split in mutiple files (with the sqb2mtf utility to restore) was one of main reason we bought two licenses from Redgate. Now we want to convert these 8 files to the microsoft tape format / comments
petey wrote:
sqb2mtf cannot convert multiple files, nor files matching search patterns. You need to name the file explicitly.
So how do you propose converting multiple compressed files to th...
thanks. that wasn't an obvious solution.... at least to me. / comments
thanks. that wasn't an obvious solution.... at least to me.
Found my own answer. This is a permission issue with the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Red Gate as the Red Gate Backup Agent service user must have write permission to this key.
Also I originally had problems installing Red Gate Backup under windows 2003 (no problems under Win 2000) and was forced to run the service under local system and then later change to my own downgraded service user. This implies that if you create a dedicated user to run red gate, you must
1) make sure the user has permission to write to registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Red Gate
2) make sure the redgate service user has write permission to the "red gate log directory" (also got burnt here previously)
Not aware if the above info is part of RedGate installation docs / comments
Found my own answer. This is a permission issue with the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Red Gate as the Red Gate Backup Agent service user must have write permission to this key.
Also I ...
thanks for the helpful info, looks like I will need to use the command line interface and custom code/scripts / comments
thanks for the helpful info, looks like I will need to use the command line interface and custom code/scripts