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Old 02-29-2008, 03:40 AM
Thomas B
 
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I perform full backup on MSSQL2000
However, the directory of backup files is only writable by Administrator

But I find that I can't backup (I think it is due to permission)
In which role MSSQL2000 is running?

In Service->MSSQLSERVER
It is set to Local System Account,
Can I just change to Administrator? Is there any side effect?
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Old 02-29-2008, 03:40 AM
Allan Mitchell
 
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The local System account is a "can do anything locally" account. It cannot
however see past its own disk drives.

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> I perform full backup on MSSQL2000
> However, the directory of backup files is only writable by Administrator
>
> But I find that I can't backup (I think it is due to permission)
> In which role MSSQL2000 is running?
>
> In Service->MSSQLSERVER
> It is set to Local System Account,
> Can I just change to Administrator? Is there any side effect?



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