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Hi MattS
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Can you please try downloading and applying a patch to SQL Backup V6.5.1.9.
The patch includes a fix to a problem that a small number of customers have encountered when closing the backup VDI process and opening the VDI for the verify process.
The patch can be downloaded using this link.
To apply the patch, please follow the steps below:
1. Stop the SQL Backup Agent Service.
2. In the Server Components Install folder, which by default is C:\Program Files (x86)\Red Gate\SQL Backup 6\(local) or <SQL Instance Name>, locate the V6.5.1.9 versions of SQBCoreService.exe and SQLBackupC.exe.
3. Rename the V6.5.1.9 versions of SQBCoreService.exe and SQLBackupC.exe (for example) to OLDSQBCoreService.exe and OLDSQLBackupC.exe .
4. Copy in the V6.5.2.18 SQBCoreService.exe and SQLBackupC.exe files extracted from the patch zip file.
5. Restart the SQL Backup Agent service.
6. Perform your backup and restore tasks to ensure that all is OK.
Many Thanks
Eddie -
Eddie,
I know that V 7 is just about to be released but the 6.5.2.18 fix sounds like it might help a situation we see on occasion. The backup hangs and then has to be cancelled. It appears that this is happening in the verify part of the job. I had upgraded to 6.5.2.9 with Pete Yeoh's help and added a VERIFYINTERVAL parameter but the issue still persists every so often.
Thanks
Chris -
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I have worked around this issue, but on searching the forums I could find only one post relating to assertion failures, which mentioned that they were a rare occurrence, so I thought I'd post details of the error in case they are useful for anybody or for Red Gate.
The error occurred trying to validate a transaction log backup file. I was able to manually validate the file and thus preserve the log chain. It is the first time I have seen the failure, and subsequent backups have all completed successfully.
The details are listed below.
SQL Version: SQL2008 R2 64-bit (10.50.2500.0)
SQL Backup: 6.5.1.9
From the log file:
From the event logs: