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Old 05-18-06, 13:55
mgupta mgupta is offline
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Angry udb on windows backup to a network drive

Hi,
I am running udb ESE 8.1 FP 9a on Windows ?
Is it possible to take backup or do loads from a network drive ?

ie when I run this command
db2 backup db sample online to Y:\ with 2 buffers buffer 1024.

it fails
SQL2036N The path for the file or device "Y:\" is not valid.
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Old 05-18-06, 14:26
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You need to use a fully qualified network path (like \\network\path), rather than just "backup to Y:\...". Hope this helps.
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Old 05-18-06, 14:54
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I change all the db2 services from using a SYSTEM account to a account with admin authority. This account should be an administrator and should have the advanced rights 'act as part of the operating system', 'create a token object' and 'replace a process token level'. "

It still wasnt working.

After that I changed the path to fully qualified network path (like \\network\path), rather than just "backup to Y:\...".


and it worked like a charm....

thanks for your help..
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