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8/10/2009Posts: 1,012 Hi guys,I'm trying to run a quick backup of a sql express db and getting the following:Backup of DATABASE failed. Cannot open backup device 'C:\sqlbackup\database4201005070949.bak'. Operating system error
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5(error not found).BACKUP DATABASE is terminating abnormally.Any ideas?Thanks,Mark Back to top | alex #2 Posted : Friday, May 7, 2010 4:08:37 AM Rank: AdministrationGroups: Registered Joined: 8/10/2009Posts: 143 See this post http://sqlbackupandftp.com/forum/yaf_postst43_error-creating-backup-device.aspx Back to top WWW Report Abusive | Report SPAM User ProfileHide User Posts MS SQL & MySQL Backup » SqlBackupAndFTP (MS SQL) » Remote backup / Scripting unable to open the physical file operating system error 5 failed to retrieve in SqlBackupAndFTP » Cannot open backup device. Operating system error 5 (error not found) Forum Jump SqlBackupAndFTP (MS SQL) - Most common problems and solutions - How does SqlBackupAndFTP work - Remote backup / Scripting in SqlBackupAndFTP - SqlBackupAndFTP Configuration & Advanced Settings - SqlBackupAndFTP New Feature Requests - SqlBackupAndFTP General - FTP in SqlBackupAndFTP One-Click SQL Restore (MS SQL) - One-Click SQL Restore General MySQLBackupFTP (MySqlBF) - MySQLBF Most common problems and solutions - How does MySqlBF work - MySqlBF Configuration & Advanced Settings - MySqlBF New Feature Requests - MySqlBF General PostgreSql Backup - PostgreSql Backup General SqlScriptGenerator (MS SQL) - How does SqlScriptGenerator work - SqlScriptGenerator Troubleshooting - SqlScriptGenerator general SQL to Excel (MS SQL) - SQL to Excel General You cannot post new topics in this forum. You cannot reply to topics in this forum. You cannot delete your posts in this forum. You cannot edit your posts in this forum. You can create polls in this forum. You can vote in polls in this forum. Watch this topicEmail this topicPrint this topicRSS
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maybe tried restoring a backup among other operations. Sometime, when attempting to restore a backup you may get a message similar to the below one: Error message:System.Data.SqlClient.SqlError: The operating system returned the https://walkinghumble.wordpress.com/2008/07/02/sql-2005-restoring-a-backup-error-5error-not-found/ error ‘5(error not found)' while attempting ‘RestoreContainer::ValidateTargetForCreation' on ‘C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.2\MSSQL\Database1.mdf'. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Express.Smo) The account name of the user that actually performs the backup is saved as metadata inside the backup (eg: DOMAIN\backupuser). My https://datarecovery.wondershare.com/fix-computer/fix-system-not-found.html guess is that when you are trying to restore a backup, that very user : DOMAIN\backupuser is expected to have modify permissions in the folder(s) where the database files (emerging from the backup) will have unable to to be created/placed. In the Restore dialog there’s a second page called Options where the name of these folders can be edited. There are usually 2 files: the data file of the primary group (*.mdf) and a transaction log file (*.ldf) and they can be placed in different folders. As the backup may have been created on a different domain or workgroup the above mentioned user(security account) will be unable to open (possibly) completely unknown on the machine you attempt the restore operation. So, to actually stand a chance of restoring it you have to adjust the permissions on the previously mentioned folders. Your best bet is to temporarily set modify permissions for the Everyone group and then attempt the restore. If the restore is successful you can safely go back and remove the Everyone's modify permissions on that folder as the database owner is automatically set to the user that performed the restore and any reference to the user stored in the backup is relevant no more. You might have the folder used to restore the database files set up like a temporary location only for restoring process and you want to keep the Everyone modify permissions on it. In that case you may want to move the database files to a more secure location and you can do that by detaching the database, move the files and attaching the database again. Just make sure you pick all the database files when you move them to the new location. P.S.There’s a utility that can successfully replace a backup procedure by helping you bringing over a database completely with all its data. It’s a tool that c
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