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As admin for an Azure subscription I am getting emails reporting:

Automated SQL Export failed for {server:database} at 9/5/2013 12:00:11 AM. The temporary database copy to export from could not be made.

I deleted this server, without explicitly removing the automated export configuration.

First question: how do I tell Azure to stop trying to do the export?

Second question: newbie mistake (if so please let me know what I failed to do) or bug?

Thanks!

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Just ran into the same thing. Since the export configuration is only present on the settings page for the nonexistent database, this smells like an oversight on Azure's part.Mike Asdf
Looks like this has finally come to the Azure team's attentions: social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsazure/en-US/…gruve
And finally today: "This issue has been corrected"Mike Asdf
We've also had some other issues around Automated Exports where an export cannot be completed/done on a large database (over 130GB or so). Also, many times we would randomly get the message 'Could not load the automated export settings.' on the portal. I believe the Automated Export is still in Preview therefore problems are expected to occur, unfortunately.ahmed.eltawil

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I believe that this might be because the schema of the database has changed, which has resulted in an object (stored procedure, view, function) becoming invalid.

This problem / solution is elaborated on in another question:

Automated azure sql export fails