Comments
Sort by recent activity
Further information...
The folder the .sqb was on, and the backup target are both on blob storage that is presented through the C: drive (I don't now the technical details and the consultant who set it up is unavailable for a week now!), but it's presented as C:ClusterStorageVolume1 as a Mounted Volume with CSVFS file system. According to Microsoft "Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) enable multiple nodes in a failover cluster to simultaneously have read-write access to the same LUN (disk) that is provisioned as an NTFS volume", so should be visible as NTFS, but SQL Backup appears to be having a problem with it. / comments
Further information...
The folder the .sqb was on, and the backup target are both on blob storage that is presented through the C: drive (I don't now the technical details and the consultant who se...
petey wrote:
Could you please run some tests for me using the SQL Backup Test Utility? You can download the test utility from here.
Select the 'Tools > Misc tests' item from the main menu, enter the path to the folder where you copied the backup file to, and click on the 'Process button'. What is the reported disk sector size?
512 bytes, same as the folder the backup was originally written to. / comments
petey wrote:
Could you please run some tests for me using the SQL Backup Test Utility? You can download the test utility from here.
Select the 'Tools > Misc tests' item from the main menu, enter...