SQL Backup target filename alias

[btturner]

Just inherited a new SQL 2000 DB -- the nitely FULL Backup job has an imbedded step which references a server & directory called (see entire script at end of this note):

\\CustDB\SQLBackups\FULL\Full_ApplData_01of04.bak'
\\CustDB\SQLBackups\FULL\Full_ApplData_02of04.bak'
\\CustDB\SQLBackups\FULL\Full_ApplData_03of04.bak'
\\CustDB\SQLBackups\FULL\Full_ApplData_04of04.bak'

When I log on to this SQL Server I do not see the directory called SQLBackups\FULL..... I do see the actual backup files in a directory called:

\\CustDB\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\backup\FULL

How is this configured? (Usually I'll see the directory name in Windows Explorer)

SCRIPT (imbedded as a job step):
Declare @str1 as nvarchar(100),@str2 as nvarchar(100),@str3 as nvarchar(100),@str4 as nvarchar(100)

Set str1='\\CustDB\SQLBackups\FULL\Full_ApplData_01of04.bak'
Set str2='\\CustDB\SQLBackups\FULL\Full_ApplData_02of04.bak'
Set str3='\\CustDB\SQLBackups\FULL\Full_ApplData_03of04.bak'
Set str4='\\CustDB\SQLBackups\FULL\Full_ApplData_04of04.bak'

Backup database Appl_Data
to disk=@str1, disk=@str2, disk=@str3, disk=@str4
with init, noformat

 

[dbomrrsm]

Set str1='\\CustDB\SQLBackups\FULL\Full_ApplData_01of04.bak'

wont work as wont the others - it needs to be -

Set @str1='\\CustDB\SQLBackups\FULL\Full_ApplData_01of04.bak'

[blue]DBomrrsm[/blue]

 

[btturner]

Typo - I forgot to add the "@" before the variable name in the above question. -- I found my answer: SQLBackups is the share name.

Is there a quick way to resolve a share name? that is, how can I quickly determnine that the share name "SQLBackups" is defined on:

E:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\backups ?