How check the results of the SQL Backups on serveral servers

Hi, I'm looking for a simple an easy solution to check the sqlserver backups,
every day we run some backups jobs in diferent servers. How i can verify the
backup jobs everyday without check the enterprise manager of ervery server?
Is posible create a report where the copys are succesfuly per server and per
sql server database?
Thanks in advance
FernandoYou could get SQL Server Agent to email you results of the
backup, but that is dependant upon SQL Agent having a
domain user id with a mailbox.
Thanks
Peter
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>--Original Message--
>Hi, I'm looking for a simple an easy solution to check
the sqlserver backups,
>every day we run some backups jobs in diferent servers.
How i can verify the
>backup jobs everyday without check the enterprise manager
of ervery server?
>Is posible create a report where the copys are succesfuly
per server and per
>sql server database?
>Thanks in advance
>Fernando
>.
>|||... Or use xp_smtp_sendmail and remove xp_sendmail and create a version of xp_sendmail which in turn
calls xp_smtp_sendmail. As described on www.sqldev.net.
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"Peter The Spate" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> You could get SQL Server Agent to email you results of the
> backup, but that is dependant upon SQL Agent having a
> domain user id with a mailbox.
> Thanks
> Peter
> "There is no such thing as public opinion. There is only
> published opinion."
> Winston Churchill
>
> >--Original Message--
> >Hi, I'm looking for a simple an easy solution to check
> the sqlserver backups,
> >every day we run some backups jobs in diferent servers.
> How i can verify the
> >backup jobs everyday without check the enterprise manager
> of ervery server?
> >Is posible create a report where the copys are succesfuly
> per server and per
> >sql server database?
> >
> >Thanks in advance
> >Fernando
> >.
> >