Problems doing a backup of a SQL database

Send us your client resource configuration and SQL log from the failing backup when running from server.

I have tried with
A) MSSQL: With this option I do backup of all database minus the New one I have created

B)MSSQL: database name With this I get the error

My guess is you have some error in your group resource set-up which is responsible for the error. Check you have set it up against the correct server, that the correct name is given for the database you are backing up and that you have configured the correct backup command.

Just one thing I vaguely recall seeing before... Did you add a space to the end of the line where you specified your database name? If so remove it.

Have you tried backing up a different specific database with success?

If I put only MSSQL: should do all the databases, but this one no.

Here you have

* sql.pruebas.local:MSSQL:prueba nsrsqlsv: Database prueba does not exist.
* sql.prueba.local:MSSQL:prueba At least 1 valid backup target is required
* sql.prueba.local:MSSQL:prueba 1 retry attempted
* sql.prueba.local:MSSQL:prueba nsrsqlsv: Database prueba does not exist.
* sql.prueba.local:MSSQL:prueba At least 1 valid backup target is required

SQL agent version is 4.0.1.294

Thanks for your help

Check again what you sent; if you did pure copy and paste you will that first line is mentioning pruebas. So, from where is that s coming up?

Can you post the error please. Also, what version if module do you use and what version of SQL is that?

My domain for testing is prueba.local and the database I have created is also named as prueba.

To me that looks like savegrp log - SQL module log is log on the client and it is called nsrsqlsv.log I believe (or something like that) - I believe it is in applogs directory. Check it out.

Also your output is strange as it calls client domain first pruebas and then prueba. What is going on there?

Is it possible we can see a log excerpt or resource configuration? You have not given us a great deal to go on so far!