Backup RMS to CD

Posted by NcS on November 21, 2006, 10:59 am

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When I try to backup RMS to RWCD I get 'You do not have permission to save in
this directory' Although drive is shareable to group 'everyone' and 'full
control' is allowed. I'm a admin user and it will let be backup to c: folder
and 'copy' bck file to the same cd drive with out any problem.

Posted by Glenn Adams [MVP - Retail Mgmt on November 21, 2006, 1:08 pm

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The file is actually being saved by the service account that SQL Server
is running under. You can create a batch file to run the backup then
copy the file - backup scripts have been posted here (try searching
Google Groups) and I think there is one in the Knowledge Base...

Glenn Adams
Tiber Creek Consulting
http://www.tibercreek.com
glenn@tibercreek.com
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NcS wrote:

> When I try to backup RMS to RWCD I get 'You do not have permission to save in

> this directory' Although drive is shareable to group 'everyone' and 'full

> control' is allowed. I'm a admin user and it will let be backup to c: folder

> and 'copy' bck file to the same cd drive with out any problem.

Posted by NcS on November 21, 2006, 3:25 pm

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Are you telling me I can not use the RMS backup utility directly to backup to
CD? If I have to use a script at least can you point me to one ? THanks

"Glenn Adams [MVP - Retail Mgmt]" wrote:

> The file is actually being saved by the service account that SQL Server

> is running under. You can create a batch file to run the backup then

> copy the file - backup scripts have been posted here (try searching

> Google Groups) and I think there is one in the Knowledge Base...

> Glenn Adams

> Tiber Creek Consulting

> http://www.tibercreek.com

> glenn@tibercreek.com

> ----------------------------------------------

> Please DO NOT respond to me directly but post all responses here in the

> newsgroup so that all can share the information.

> NcS wrote:

> > When I try to backup RMS to RWCD I get 'You do not have permission to save

> > this directory' Although drive is shareable to group 'everyone' and 'full

> > control' is allowed. I'm a admin user and it will let be backup to c: folder

> > and 'copy' bck file to the same cd drive with out any problem.

Posted by Terrible Tom on November 21, 2006, 6:45 pm

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You can use the RMS backup utility to create a .bck file that can be drag &
drop copied to CD.

You cannot backup directly to CD.

Tom
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"NcS" wrote:

> Are you telling me I can not use the RMS backup utility directly to backup to

> CD? If I have to use a script at least can you point me to one ? THanks

> "Glenn Adams [MVP - Retail Mgmt]" wrote:

> > The file is actually being saved by the service account that SQL Server

> > is running under. You can create a batch file to run the backup then

> > copy the file - backup scripts have been posted here (try searching

> > Google Groups) and I think there is one in the Knowledge Base...

> >

> > Glenn Adams

> > Tiber Creek Consulting

> > http://www.tibercreek.com

> > glenn@tibercreek.com

> > ----------------------------------------------

> > Please DO NOT respond to me directly but post all responses here in the

> > newsgroup so that all can share the information.

> >

> > NcS wrote:

> > > When I try to backup RMS to RWCD I get 'You do not have permission to save

> > > this directory' Although drive is shareable to group 'everyone' and 'full

> > > control' is allowed. I'm a admin user and it will let be backup to c:

folder

> > > and 'copy' bck file to the same cd drive with out any problem.

> >

Posted by Ron Reyes on November 25, 2006, 7:36 pm

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Better yet back it up to a removable hard drive or jump drive. CD's can get
optical errors that you won't know about.... Until you need the data. You can
get 1gb jump drives for about $50 and they're a lot faster than CD burns.
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"Terrible Tom" wrote:

> You can use the RMS backup utility to create a .bck file that can be drag &

> drop copied to CD.

> You cannot backup directly to CD.

> Tom

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> Stop fishing for e-mail

> "NcS" wrote:

> > Are you telling me I can not use the RMS backup utility directly to backup

> > CD? If I have to use a script at least can you point me to one ? THanks

> >

> > "Glenn Adams [MVP - Retail Mgmt]" wrote:

> >

> > > The file is actually being saved by the service account that SQL Server

> > > is running under. You can create a batch file to run the backup then

> > > copy the file - backup scripts have been posted here (try searching

> > > Google Groups) and I think there is one in the Knowledge Base...

> > >

> > > Glenn Adams

> > > Tiber Creek Consulting

> > > http://www.tibercreek.com

> > > glenn@tibercreek.com

> > > ----------------------------------------------

> > > Please DO NOT respond to me directly but post all responses here in the

> > > newsgroup so that all can share the information.

> > >

> > > NcS wrote:

> > > > When I try to backup RMS to RWCD I get 'You do not have permission to

save in

> > > > this directory' Although drive is shareable to group 'everyone' and

'full

> > > > control' is allowed. I'm a admin user and it will let be backup to c:

folder

> > > > and 'copy' bck file to the same cd drive with out any problem.

> > >