Hi,

You have a core dump of the dbsrv9 process.  If you have gdb on this machine, then you can inspect the core file for more details on what it was doing when it cored.  gdb [path to binary] [core file], then type 'where'.  You could then compare what you see with the knowledgebase of known issues.  If you don't find anything, you'll need to open a Service Request or chat with support to help you out with this.  You should probably upgrade your NetWorker NMC to the most recent version aswell as a good first step.  Check also that there is no problem with available disk space on the machine.

-Bobby

hi,

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(gdb) where

No stack.

(gdb) quit

this is what i got.

Actually, you didn't follow what Bobby told you to do.  But, perhaps you are not familiar with gdb - in such case perhaps much better bet is to provide core to your support.