Error backing up with SAP transaction DB13
The following error message occurs when I attempt to backup with SAP transaction DB13: ***************************** SQL Job information ****************************** Jobname: SAP CCMS Full DB Backup of master,RPD [20090620094326-6-094326] Type: TSQL DB-Name: RPD For Run: 20090620 09:43:26 **************************** Job history information ***************************** Stepname: CCMS-step 1 Command: declare @exeStmt nvarchar(2000) exec rpd.sap_backup_databases @dbList= "master,RPD",@r3Db="RPD",@bDev="R3DUMP0",@expDays= 27,@jobName= "SAP C CMS Full DB Backup of master,RPD [20090620094326-6-094326]",@bkupCheck sum="N",@bkupType="F",@nativeBkup="N",@exeDate = "20090620094326",@bku pSim = "N",@format = 0,@init = 1,@bkupDb = "master",@unload = 0,@exeSt mt = @exeStmt OUTPUT Status: (failure) Message: 2528 Severity: 16 Duration: 0 hours(s) 0 min(s) 12 sec(s) Last msg: Executed as user: NT AUTHORITYSYSTEM. Access is denied due to a password failure [SQLSTATE 42000] (Error 3279) BACKUP DATABASE is terminat ing abnormally. [SQLSTATE 42000] (Error 3013) DBCC execution complete d. If DBCC printed error messages, contact your system administrator. [SQLSTATE 01000] (Error 2528). The step failed. <------------- End of Job Step History ---------------> **************************** Job history information ***************************** I am able to backup using NTBACKUP on the tape, however when I try opening the Media Contents [in SQL server 2005 - when I right click on R3DUMP0] I receive an error message that indicates I cannot open the backup device ['R3DUMP0(.tape0)', operating system error 2 (the system cannot find the file specified)]. How can I access the tape0 for backup purpose from SQL Server 2005?

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ASKED: July 6, 2009  5:21 PM
UPDATED: July 6, 2009  7:49 PM

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