Backup Error - Operating system error 1450

Hi,
Backing up 70Gb database to the network drive on the backup server. Was
working for long time until now. I think the database size is growing and
the OS cannot handle it. Error messages are as follows,
"Operating system error 1450(Insufficient system resources exist to complete
the requested service."
Looking at MS KB - http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/304101
Not sure which server should add the registry key PoolUsageMaximum ? (On
backup server or SQL server ?)
Had set the registry key PoolUsageMaximum to 40 on backup server but no good.
Please advise !
in general, I think it's better to backup to a local disk. that way if the
network goes down during the backup, you still have a backup. when the
backup succeeds, you can copy it to the network share then delete the local
copy.
if you backup to the share only, you are toast if the network hiccups. then
you have data loss and are soon looking for a new job.
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"Johnny" <Johnny@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> Backing up 70Gb database to the network drive on the backup server. Was
> working for long time until now. I think the database size is growing and
> the OS cannot handle it. Error messages are as follows,
> "Operating system error 1450(Insufficient system resources exist to
> complete
> the requested service."
> Looking at MS KB - http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/304101
> Not sure which server should add the registry key PoolUsageMaximum ? (On
> backup server or SQL server ?)
> Had set the registry key PoolUsageMaximum to 40 on backup server but no
> good.
> Please advise !
>
>
>
>
|||I know it is highly recommended to backup SQL databases on local drive. This
working place is gradually changing the practice to do the right things but
takes times.
I really need to fix this issues right now.
Any solutions ?
"Jesse Hersch" wrote:

> in general, I think it's better to backup to a local disk. that way if the
> network goes down during the backup, you still have a backup. when the
> backup succeeds, you can copy it to the network share then delete the local
> copy.
> if you backup to the share only, you are toast if the network hiccups. then
> you have data loss and are soon looking for a new job.
> --
> http://elsasoft.org
>
> "Johnny" <Johnny@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:9BB1A66C-170D-49DE-9667-2AF306E75996@.microsoft.com...
>
>