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to create. Operating system error 2 [The system cannot find the file specified]. ? Vote for this question: 0 Votes 1225 views backup device backup server event id system error error message sql server operating system database system error 2 more questions from: wiki.iasobackup.com add comment | flag 1 http://www.definiteanswers.com/q/How-to-solve-the-following-error-message-Event-ID-18204-Description-BackupDiskFile-CreateMedia-4d4b1a644622e Answers You have to change the temporary folder to a different location with enough free space in the Backup Manager. You have to set ANONYMOUS LOGON permissions with write/read rights (also for all sub directories) for this folder https://troubleshootingsql.com/2011/02/09/troubleshooting-that-darn-backup-error/ . Then you have to change the 'Local Security Settings' and change 'Local Policies' -> 'Security Options' -> 'Network Access Shares that can be access anonymously' and add the following new rule: 'SQLBACKUP$':...more see full answer here FAQ:BackupManager:Microsoft SQL:How sql server to solve the error message - IASOWiki Source: wiki.iasobackup.com add comment |flag + 1 0 Votes Your answer Related Questions on wiki.iasobackup.com: • How to solve the following problem: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server] Write on "C:\Win • Which applications does IASO Backup support backup? • How to solve the problem with error message during SQL backup? • What does the error "System error 1715 has occurred. The RPC server is not listening" mean? • Is error 18204 severity it possible to do an incremental backup of an Exchange database with IASO Backup? • What to do if an error appears when installing Backup Manager on Fedora Core 6? • What does the error "Backup fails on: *E00.log" means? • Why can't I see an Exchange tab while running Backup Manager in Windows 2000 Server? • Does the solution support message level backup for Microsoft Exchange? • What does the "NTVDM encountered a hard error." message mean? Related Questions on other sites: • When using SQL Server Management Studio Express I get the error "SQL Server does not allow remote co • What are the pros and cons of running more than one instance of SQL Server on a single physical serv • What happens when SQL Server executes a stored procedure or query ? • Do you have a recommendation for the maximum number of databases you can place on a single SQL Serve • How can I force SQL Server 2005 logins to change their passwords periodically? • Does SQL Server support table partitioning? • How can I confirm whether a SQL Server installation is 32 or x64 bit? • SQL Server Management Studio takes a long time to load, how to improve the load performance of this • Why do I get the error message "Sql Server does not exists or access denied " whenever I tr
darn backuperror Posted on February 9, 2011 by Amit Banerjee Backup and restore operations even though they are supposed to be a no-brainer, it can leave you wanting to tear your hair out. Considering the different elements that influence the outcome of a successful backup operation like backup media, consistency of the backup, network issues (if backing up to a UNC path), consistency of the database being backed up etc. I shall attempt to outline a set of troubleshooting steps specifically for non-native backup/restore related errors for SQL Server databases. Any BACKUP command that completes successfully or with errors has associated messages logged in the SQL Server Errorlog. A successful backup from the SQL Server Errorlog: Database backed up. Database: adventureworks, creation date(time): 2010/05/28(03:00:18), pages dumped: 17291, first LSN: 67:7733:56, last LSN: 67:7761:1, number of dump devices: 1, device information: (FILE=1, TYPE=DISK: {‘F:\adventureworks.bak'}). You will see that the backup completion message has the database name, the number of pages that were contained in the backup, the date the backup was created and the number of devices and their type (in this case files). So you can reconstruct the sequence of backups even if your backup information history is missing from the MSDB system tables and you just have your SQL Server Errorlogs to play with. If you want to get real fancy about this, then you could spin up a nifty little Powershell or VBScript to parse through the SQL Errorlogs and provide the backup sequence to you as well. Now, let’s look at a failed backup message from the SQL Errorlog. Error: 18204, Severity: 16, State: 1. BackupDiskFile::CreateMedia: Backup device ‘R:\adventureworks.bak' failed to create. Operating system error 3(The system cannot find the path specified.). Error: 3041, Severity: 16, State: 1. BACKUP failed to complete the command BACKUP DATABASE adventureworks. You will notice above that the Operating System error code associated with the backup failure is reported in the error message. More often than not, the error message is self explanatory. If the error code doesn’t throw back an error text along with it, you can get the windows error code associated with the error code using net helpmsg