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Error 3201 - when performing a backup to a network share
Full database backup file is larger than database size
Error 3205 - Too many backup devices specified for backup or restore
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What

You are unable to perform backups to a network share.


Why

Where SQL Server disk access is concerned, everything depends on the rights of the SQL Server service startup account.  If you are unable to back up to a network share, check that the service startup account has write rights to that share.

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7/24/2008    Initial release.    
 
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