A scheduled Job is not starting at the given scheduled time. ... No errors are reported since the job just fails to start. ... This may be caused by the user account associated with the Job having either insufficient privileges or the job being disabled.
The operating system has returned Error 32 (The process cannot access the file because it is in use by another process)'... while attempting RestoreContainer::Validate Target for Creation'... Restore process is reading the location of the data files from the header of the backup file <br>On the Data Files screen of the Restore Database Wizard, manually edit the paths for the database .mdf, .ndf and .ldf files to the correct location on the destination server.
<br>Does Lite Speed backup process use the temp folder during the backup process? <br>LiteSpeed Backups do not use a temp directory, this would be only used in the case of Object Level Recovery and the location may be directed via the GUI.
, @Recover ... , @DataBaseName ... SLS_LogShipping_Restore_Secondary is used to restore the logs as part of the normal log shipping process and it is also used to bring a subscriber database completely out of a loading state and into a regular read/write state, by using the parameter Recover=2.
The only thing that comes up is Instances to Import. ... Under there is blank, no instances listed. ... This was changed in LiteSpeed 8.1. ... There is a note on this in the release notes.
When using point in time restore to recover to a particular STOPAT point, only the transaction log containing the STOPAT, or point in time, should be selected. ... Transaction logs after the desired point in time should not be included in restore in GUI or script.
After upgrading the SQL Server instance from 2008 R2 SPX to 2014 all backups jobs have been failing with the following error: ... Reason: 126(The specified module could not be found.).". ... The package execution failed.
Fast Compression overwrites the differential backup, failing the LSN verification and then creates a new full. ... It does this once a differential in the chain has been deleted by smartcleanup.
Native LogShipping requires transaction log backups with extension ".TRN" (whether or not NCS is enabled).
When attempting to restore a LiteSpeed backup file with TSM and a problem occurs, what can you do? ... Sometimes we can have workarounds to gain some time and restore a database which would be using a SQL Server native mode or a script, this solution describes the only way that a manual workaround can be implemented with LiteSpeed and TSM Server.
After upgrading from version 5.x to version 8.x, Log Shipping is not work pproperly. ... The initialization works and the backup and copy jobs work, although the restore job indicates success, the logs are not restored.
Within a cluster setup I am attempting to run a backup and it fails with just a 64kb file created. ... Within the backup command I have the OLRMAP=1 parameter to optimize the backup for Object Level Recovery.
Updating binaries greater than a certain size (~512KB) would cause a general network error in SQL and the connection would die. ... If using a stored proc, the contents of the stored proc is not evaluated.
Select the Permissions tab in the Cloud admin console and assign these Access permissions.</p><p>For LiteSpeed version 8.9.1 that is:</p><div>ListBucket</div><div>GetBucketLocation</div><div>Get</div><div>PutObject</div><div>DeleteObject </div><div>(Note: DeleteObject is only needed if you want to delete backups or use the Litespeed parameter “init=1.”)</div><div></div><div>See KB article 255392 for the permissions required if you are using a version of LiteSpeed earlier than 8.9.1.
Object Level Restore using Amazon S3 is not supported in Litespeed at this time.<br>Please transfer the file locally, using the S3 web console, or a third-party product.
The GUI display in LiteSpeed Console shows the size and date of the backups but does not indicate if the file is mirrored or striped.
It does not update with LiteSpeed activtiy.<br><br>Another similiar scenario, unable to display the features in the Enterprise Console such as Statistics and the Job and DTS statistics, after converting the maintanence plans in Lite Speed.
When LiteSpeed backs up with TSM, it creates a file with a different format than when the backup file is written to disk. ... This prevents OLR from accessing the data contained within the TSM backup file.
Object level recovery fails with one of the following errors: ... Unable to locate Page 0x0001:0x00000035 in backup file." ... Unable to locate Page 0x0001:0x00000018 in backup file. ... No rows found for table dbo.DIM_NDG in backup file."
When connecting to computer running Microsoft SQL Server,if a login database is not specified, the users default database is used. ... However, if the default database is unavailable at the time of the connection, the error message 4062 or error message 4064 may display.
The SQL Server Upgrade Advisor for 2014 reports that prc_DBMaint_SLSBackup is using SQL Mail which has been discontinued. ... <p>Those procedures are not used in LiteSpeed 8.0.4 or 8.1. ... Any messages about them can be ignored.
What value is being recorded to the BackupTime column in the LiteSpeedActivity. ... If you do a datediff between the StartTime and FinishTime in the same table the values do not correspond. ... Is this not recording the time it takes to complete the backup?
User setup a new maintenance plan, the job never started, and it never reported failure and would not generate a LiteSpeed verbose log file either. ... The job failed with error message: Unable to determine if the owner (Domain\Administrator) of jobname has server access.
How do I figure out where I’m using LiteSpeed for SQL Server in my environment? <p>Please have a look at the document below:</p><p>http://en.community.dell.com/techcenter/data-protection/b/weblog/archive/2012/04/12/litespeed-licensing-compliance-a-how-to-guide</p>
Encryption is not provided by native SQL Server 2000, only a password protection on the backup file. ... LiteSpeed 2005 offers the option of encrypting in the following formats: 40-bit RC2, 56-bit RC2, 112-bit RC2, 128-bit RC2, 168-bit 3DES, 128-bit RC4, 128-bit AES, 192-bit AES, 256-bit AES.
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