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reading, moving forward # files(s)
I've been having some problems with full backups to physical tape not getting logged in the Indexes for some reason. For instance, I can see under Media, Volume Name, that a backup was completed and can see all the save sets on the physical tape. However, when I look under Media, Indexes, Client Name, Index Save Sets and click on the appropriate Save Set, there is no backup listed for the appropriate date. I don't understand why it is not listed.
So, what I have done a couple of times to get around this issue is run the following command, "nsrck -L7 -t " In the past this has completed faily quickly and has updated the Index. However, the past 3 or 4 times I've tried running this command I receive the following message in the NMC. "reading, moving forward 115 file(s)." When I receive this error, the process just seems to sit there for hours and not do anything.
Has anyone else experienced this issue?
So, what I have done a couple of times to get around this issue is run the following command, "nsrck -L7 -t " In the past this has completed faily quickly and has updated the Index. However, the past 3 or 4 times I've tried running this command I receive the following message in the NMC. "reading, moving forward 115 file(s)." When I receive this error, the process just seems to sit there for hours and not do anything.
Has anyone else experienced this issue?
DavidHampson
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Posted August 21st, 2009 00:00
This is a bit contradictory - you state that you are not getting indexes but then state you run nsrck -L7 okay (which is recovery of a client index backup). The problem may come from some confusion about where the indexes are coming from - they are not stored on the client but on the backup server so that is where they come from...
I would suggest first of all taking a look at the savesets the savegroup has backed up on its completion and verify if there are index savesets there or not - if so it is something to do with how you are gathering the data that is flawed; if no you may have the No Indexes option ticked in the savegroup resource...Sachin_Thapan
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Posted September 2nd, 2009 22:00
store index entries(read/write, yes/no, choice)
If set to yes, entries are made into the file indexes for the backups. Otherwise, only media database entries for the save sets are created.
Example: store index entries: yes;
So it should be set to "yes".
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Posted August 19th, 2009 10:00