Backup exec Hi, The problem that i am experiencing is on the backup exec program. i am not that experienced/i have not used this product before for so i am having a bit of difficulty troubleshooting this issue. This is the error that i get when the backups run every night "ODBC access error. Possible lost connection to database or unsuccessful access to catalog index in the database." it seems as if the backups are going through as i can see the amount of bytes that has been processed, But i cannot view the job log file as it comes up with the error "One or more error were encountered converting the job log into a webpage for display. The job log will be displayed in text format. then it goes on to say "The job log for this job may not be generated" PLease help.my e-mail address is [email protected] Thanks a mill

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Remove and reinstall the backup program.

Unfortunately, the data types you described are already compressed.
Your hardware and software cannot compress it any further. In fact, compressing compressed files actually increases the file sizes. Don't worry, Backup Exec knows better than to compress compressed files so you can leave your settings in place.

The compressed capacity of a tape drive is a marketing ploy by the tape backup industry to make them more appealing. Yes, if your backup consisted entirely of uncompressed files you might get close to 75GB but never 80GB. You can only count on getting the uncompressed capacity of a tape.

Three options:
Obviously, a higher capacity tape drive will resolve this problem.
You could also swtich to using two tapes but you would have to load the second tape when you arrive for work in the morning and your backup would have to finish during the business day.
Finally, if you have some data that does not change frequently you could seperate it from your active data. Backup the active data on your regular backup. Now you can backup the "archived" data manually with a separate backup job. Once backed up you only have to back it up again when new data is added to the archive.

I hope this helps.

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This is most likely caused by a change in the user acount password that you created the profile with. Under network select Logon account Managment. in here you will see the accounts that you used to login to the Domain. (AD) Consider setting up separate accounts (backup, etc) for these services & scheduled jobs, rather than using the admin or personal accounts. This way you can still change the admin account password on a regular basis & maintain security, but not have to go the hassle of updating all of these at each change. You may also opt to set these specific accounts so that the passwords do not expire automatically so that you do not have to deal with that scenario.

Make sure that your tape drive is using Symantec drivers. to do this follow these steps.

Go into Tools->Wizards->Device Configuration Wizard and follow the step to "Install tape device drivers". This should take care of the compression issue.

Can you create folders by hand from the same account that the backupexec services are running under? if not you have to change the permissions.