Ok I have 2 stand alone SQL Servers on Windows 2003 server. i have a
local user on both machines same username and password.
The user has the following on both servers.
act as operating system
logon as a batch job
logon as a service
When I run through the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard, at the last
screen when doing the steps I get the error.
Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server.
I have searched endlessly for the reason but have been unsuccessful.
Can anyone shed some light on what I could be missing.
Thanks.I think, your local accoutn not geeting acces the seconary mechines
folder. create a Mapped drive to the secondary server and try to copy
the backup.
pisquem@.gmail.com wrote:
> Ok I have 2 stand alone SQL Servers on Windows 2003 server. i have a
> local user on both machines same username and password.
> The user has the following on both servers.
> act as operating system
> logon as a batch job
> logon as a service
> When I run through the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard, at the last
> screen when doing the steps I get the error.
> Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server.
> I have searched endlessly for the reason but have been unsuccessful.
> Can anyone shed some light on what I could be missing.
> Thanks.|||I tried as you described and I was able to map a drive, connect to it
and copy the file over.
Any other ideas?
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Friday, March 9, 2012
Log shipping error
Ok I have 2 stand alone SQL Servers on Windows 2003 server. i have a
local user on both machines same username and password.
The user has the following on both servers.
act as operating system
logon as a batch job
logon as a service
When I run through the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard, at the last
screen when doing the steps I get the error.
Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server.
I have searched endlessly for the reason but have been unsuccessful.
Can anyone shed some light on what I could be missing.
Thanks.
I think, your local accoutn not geeting acces the seconary mechines
folder. create a Mapped drive to the secondary server and try to copy
the backup.
pisquem@.gmail.com wrote:
> Ok I have 2 stand alone SQL Servers on Windows 2003 server. i have a
> local user on both machines same username and password.
> The user has the following on both servers.
> act as operating system
> logon as a batch job
> logon as a service
> When I run through the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard, at the last
> screen when doing the steps I get the error.
> Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server.
> I have searched endlessly for the reason but have been unsuccessful.
> Can anyone shed some light on what I could be missing.
> Thanks.
|||I tried as you described and I was able to map a drive, connect to it
and copy the file over.
Any other ideas?
local user on both machines same username and password.
The user has the following on both servers.
act as operating system
logon as a batch job
logon as a service
When I run through the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard, at the last
screen when doing the steps I get the error.
Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server.
I have searched endlessly for the reason but have been unsuccessful.
Can anyone shed some light on what I could be missing.
Thanks.
I think, your local accoutn not geeting acces the seconary mechines
folder. create a Mapped drive to the secondary server and try to copy
the backup.
pisquem@.gmail.com wrote:
> Ok I have 2 stand alone SQL Servers on Windows 2003 server. i have a
> local user on both machines same username and password.
> The user has the following on both servers.
> act as operating system
> logon as a batch job
> logon as a service
> When I run through the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard, at the last
> screen when doing the steps I get the error.
> Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server.
> I have searched endlessly for the reason but have been unsuccessful.
> Can anyone shed some light on what I could be missing.
> Thanks.
|||I tried as you described and I was able to map a drive, connect to it
and copy the file over.
Any other ideas?
Log shipping error
Ok I have 2 stand alone SQL Servers on Windows 2003 server. i have a
local user on both machines same username and password.
The user has the following on both servers.
act as operating system
logon as a batch job
logon as a service
When I run through the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard, at the last
screen when doing the steps I get the error.
Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server.
I have searched endlessly for the reason but have been unsuccessful.
Can anyone shed some light on what I could be missing.
Thanks.I think, your local accoutn not geeting acces the seconary mechines
folder. create a Mapped drive to the secondary server and try to copy
the backup.
pisquem@.gmail.com wrote:
> Ok I have 2 stand alone SQL Servers on Windows 2003 server. i have a
> local user on both machines same username and password.
> The user has the following on both servers.
> act as operating system
> logon as a batch job
> logon as a service
> When I run through the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard, at the last
> screen when doing the steps I get the error.
> Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server.
> I have searched endlessly for the reason but have been unsuccessful.
> Can anyone shed some light on what I could be missing.
> Thanks.|||I tried as you described and I was able to map a drive, connect to it
and copy the file over.
Any other ideas?
local user on both machines same username and password.
The user has the following on both servers.
act as operating system
logon as a batch job
logon as a service
When I run through the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard, at the last
screen when doing the steps I get the error.
Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server.
I have searched endlessly for the reason but have been unsuccessful.
Can anyone shed some light on what I could be missing.
Thanks.I think, your local accoutn not geeting acces the seconary mechines
folder. create a Mapped drive to the secondary server and try to copy
the backup.
pisquem@.gmail.com wrote:
> Ok I have 2 stand alone SQL Servers on Windows 2003 server. i have a
> local user on both machines same username and password.
> The user has the following on both servers.
> act as operating system
> logon as a batch job
> logon as a service
> When I run through the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard, at the last
> screen when doing the steps I get the error.
> Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server.
> I have searched endlessly for the reason but have been unsuccessful.
> Can anyone shed some light on what I could be missing.
> Thanks.|||I tried as you described and I was able to map a drive, connect to it
and copy the file over.
Any other ideas?
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