Volume no is in SQL

Question

Hello,

I have a volume with blue symbol, i have to use chkvol.exe:

Y:\pruebas>ChkVol.exe -Name 20061130035112.emx
EmailXtender Volume Check Utility, Version 1.6
CopyRight Legato Systems Inc.

16:15:56:373 ChkVol run on Thursday, October 18, 2007 at 04:15:56
16:15:56:373 Processing Volume 20061130035112.emx
16:19:10:703
Volume Name Registry Disk Index SQL
16:19:10:703 20061130035112.emx Missing Ok No Index Missing
16:19:10:703
Total Volumes Processed 1
16:19:10:703
ChkVol run completed on Thursday, October 18, 2007 at 04:19:10 PM

What can I to do with this volume?. The Storage unit is in F, this unit is a Symetrix. I don't want rebuild index to that month.

Is there any form to reindex and include in SQL database too?

Regards.

fschlupp · Answer

It would be nice if you could just drop the volume and reprocess from Lost and Found. Unfortunately as far as I know you can't do that so I think the cleanest way to handle this is to reindex the volume. You can save time by creating the corrupt.idx file and reindexing corrupt indexes only. Here's the kb article:

ID: esg77865
Blue exclamation mark on volumes in the Ex administrator with error in the event log
EmailVault_Index_Archive_200408_034: Index for volume 20060504041552 has a lost message . Try reindexing the volume to fix the problem.

Resolution:
identify what index has a volume that has a missing message, healthcheck can be run to perform this task.
Create corrupt.idx in the index folder example:
E:\Program Files\OTG\EmailXtender\EmailVault_Index\IndexDir\EmailVault_Index_Archive\200408\034
Delete all other files in the index folder except the volumes.txt file and the corrupt.idx.
Create EmailVault_Index_Archive_yyyymm.fixindexes in the EmailVault_Index\DropDir directory example:
EmailVault_Index_Archive_200408.fixindexes
The indexer process will queue all volumes in the index to be re-indexed.
And the affected message will be re-indexed.

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