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and servers on a daily basis, however I still don't like messing with anything SQL related, that's why I thought I'd show you how to fix a problem which sql server agent not starting in sql server 2008 r2 has been affecting one of our clients recently. Symptons Basically a third-party SQL database has
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been failing to back up for the last two months, within the software you'd see a message telling you that the sql server agent service not starting SQL Server Agent service would need to be started for the backup to run, however this service would not start and thus backups wouldn't run. Upon closer inspection I found that in applications section of Windows https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/955763 Event logs there was a error log (Event ID: 103) with a description which read "SQLServerAgent could not be started (reason: Error creating a new session)". If you go into services.msc and try to manually start the service you'd see a message which told you the service on Local Computer started and stopped (see image below) which is why the backup has been failing. The Fix As stated earlier SQL databases http://www.tech-culture.co.uk/fix-for-sql-server-agent-could-not-be-started-problem/ scare me a little, so I was hesitant to apply any fixes I weren't too sure about, this Microsoft KnowledgeBase article wasn't much help, so after consulting with the client I was given authorization to try things which could possibly break things further! For obvious reasons I restarted the Windows Small Business 2011 server just in case, but that fixed nothing and nor did some SQL updates via Windows Update. So then I looked at the SQLServerAgent service, there were a few there (one for each SQL instance), the one I needed for the particular third-party product was being logged on as "Network Service", other services were running which had been logged on as this "Network Service" so I presumed that wasn't the issue, I was wrong. After hours of research and trial and error I decided to back up the server and then try changing the user which runs the service. By going into services.msc and then right-clicking on the SQLServerAgent service and going into properties I was able to go to the "Log On" tab and change tick the bullet point to allow the service to run as local account (see below). Don't forget to click apply! Sure enough after doing this I just right clicked the service and chose
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