Yes!

Yes! partitioning is the best solution if you are using SQL 2005/08. If not, then I need the definition of your table to provide you with an alternative.

-Vikas Bindra

Seems like a security issue. Even if you restart the job you will get the same error.

Check this link you will find the solution

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms151761(SQL.90).aspx

- Vikas Bindra

Sr. Software Engineer...

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