Thanks for your post.
When backing up at a network share, you need to ensure that the SQL Backup Agent service startup account has rights to access that network share.
You can check if SQL Backup agent account has read/write/delete rights by running the following:
Code:
EXEC master..sqbutility 999, 'RWE', '\server_path\backup_path\App_name*.bak'
Can SQL Backup restore .bak files or do they have to be .sqb files?
Files needs to be *.sqb format to be restored.
Let me know if this helps.
When backing up at a network share, you need to ensure that the SQL Backup Agent service startup account has rights to access that network share.
You can check if SQL Backup agent account has read/write/delete rights by running the following:
Code:
EXEC master..sqbutility 999, 'RWE', '\server_path\backup_path\App_name*.bak'
Can SQL Backup restore .bak files or do they have to be .sqb files?
Files needs to be *.sqb format to be restored.
Let me know if this helps.