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SQL Server 2000 backup device
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This is because you can only back up to a local filesystem in SQL2000 instance.
In 7 you could fudge a local disk mapping //pc/share to a drive letter, but 2000 will refuse to do that.
You need to backup to a local disk (raid is ok) and then copy the backup file to the network location..
HTH
Rob
In 7 you could fudge a local disk mapping //pc/share to a drive letter, but 2000 will refuse to do that.
You need to backup to a local disk (raid is ok) and then copy the backup file to the network location..
HTH
Rob
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Hi, I am wondering why this SP does not return any rows when executed from Access 2000?
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[UspContaks] @clyent nvarchar(7) AS
select *
from tabContacts
where ClientID = @clyent
order by ClientID, ContactKey
GO
Access 2000 VBA:
conLocal.Open "Provider=SQLOLEDB;Server=HXXPFSRV08;Database=CustService;Trusted_Connection=Yes"
conLocal.Execute "UspContaks 'Y338032'", lngRows
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[UspContaks] @clyent nvarchar(7) AS
select *
from tabContacts
where ClientID = @clyent
order by ClientID, ContactKey
GO
Access 2000 VBA:
conLocal.Open "Provider=SQLOLEDB;Server=HXXPFSRV08;Database=CustService;Trusted_Connection=Yes"
conLocal.Execute "UspContaks 'Y338032'", lngRows
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