How To Find Whether The Existing Path Is There Or Not..?
Apr 28, 2008
Hi,
I want to check the existing path is there or not using sql server.
Can you help me regarding this..
Thanks in advance,
Suresh.
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data"TransactionID","LotNumber","CurrentProcessStepID","NextProcessStepID","CategoryID","ProductID","ProductVariantID","ParentTransactionID","TransactionDateEntered","TransactionDateExit","Settlement","Completed""628","47","1","2","5","","","","","2007-05-0110:23:15.747000000","","""629","47","1","3","17","","","","","2007-05-0110:23:15.747000000","0.25","""630","47","1","4","34","","","","","2007-05-0110:23:15.747000000","-0.15","""631","47","1","3","38","","","","","2007-05-0110:23:15.747000000","-0.15","""632","47","1","4","33","","","","","2007-05-0110:23:15.747000000","-0.35","""633","47","1","3","15","","","","","2007-05-0110:23:15.747000000","10","""634","47","2","3","86","","","628","2007-05-0110:23:15.747000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.320000000","-0.35","""635","47","3","","17","","","629","2007-05-0110:23:15.747000000","","","""636","47","4","","34","","","630","2007-05-0110:23:15.747000000","","","""637","47","3","","38","","","631","2007-05-0110:23:15.747000000","","","""638","47","4","","33","","","632","2007-05-0110:23:15.747000000","","","""639","47","3","","15","","","633","2007-05-0110:23:15.747000000","","","""640","47","2","3","85","","","628","2007-05-0110:24:47.983000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.320000000","0.05","""641","47","2","4","88","","","628","2007-05-0110:24:56.343000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.333000000","0.8","""642","47","2","4","9","","","628","2007-05-0110:25:07.517000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.333000000","-0.15","""643","47","2","4","100","","","628","2007-05-0110:25:22.470000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.333000000","-0.35","""644","47","2","4","90","","","628","2007-05-0110:25:44.297000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.333000000","-0.35","""645","47","2","4","12","","","628","2007-05-0110:25:59.347000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.333000000","-0.15","""646","47","2","4","26","","","628","2007-05-0110:26:12.610000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.333000000","-0.35","""647","47","2","3","94","","","628","2007-05-0110:26:29.523000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.333000000","-3","""648","47","2","3","95","","","628","2007-05-0110:26:47.323000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.333000000","-0.35","""649","47","2","3","38","","","628","2007-05-0110:27:01.450000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.333000000","-0.15","""650","47","2","4","33","","","628","2007-05-0110:27:15.533000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.333000000","-0.35","""651","47","2","4","34","","","628","2007-05-0110:27:33.767000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.333000000","-0.15","""652","47","2","3","96","","","628","2007-05-0110:27:46.850000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.350000000","-0.35","""653","47","2","3","97","","","628","2007-05-0110:28:00.917000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.350000000","0.05","""654","47","2","4","36","","","628","2007-05-0110:28:10.813000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.350000000","-15","""655","47","2","4","37","","","628","2007-05-0110:28:25.347000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.350000000","0.35","""656","47","2","3","98","","","628","2007-05-0110:28:36.917000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.350000000","-0.35","""694","47","2","10","26","","","628","2007-05-0110:32:17.170000000","2007-05-01 10:32:41.350000000","","""695","47","2","10","35","","","628","2007-05-0110:32:27.883000000","2007-05-01 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Backup To UNC Path
Dec 9, 2004I'm having a problem with a backup job.
15 or so databases are being backed up overnight to a remote server using UNC paths. All bar one database is being copied fine. The one that isn't is the largest at 8gb. The error in the log is OS error 64 (the network name could not be found).
Now I've got the customer looking into any reasons why their network may be interrupted overnight, but while googling around I saw someone mentioned that backing up to UNC with databases over 2gb can cause problems? Is there any truth in this?
I am inclined to reccomend the user backs up the database to a local drive and then sets up a scheduled task to copy it across, but I'm interested to see if this is a known issue.
Thanks.