NSR_OUTPUT

[former_member272646]

Hello,

sometimes there are errors accessing the output of the NetworkerOutput of a backup.

Example:

Have encountered error -24922:

Can not open file 'C:\DOCUME_{1\plotoper\LOCALS}1\Temp\1\temp1257412948-1'.

(System error 32; The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.)

Constructed the following reply:

ERR

-24922,ERR_OPCHK: cannot check state of backup operation

Can not open file 'C:\DOCUME_{1\plotoper\LOCALS}1\Temp\1\temp1257412948-1'.

(System error 32; The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.)

Could not find a completion message for pipe '
.\pipe\SDBLog' with a backup size in the NetWorker output 'C:\DOCUME_{1\plotoper\LOCALS}1\Temp\1\temp1257412948-0' and 'C:\DOCUME_{1\plotoper\LOCALS}1\Temp\1\temp1257412948-1'.

Could not find a savetime message for pipe '
.\pipe\SDBLog' in the NetWorker output 'C:\DOCUME_{1\plotoper\LOCALS}1\Temp\1\temp1257412948-0' and 'C:\DOCUME_{1\plotoper\LOCALS}1\Temp\1\temp1257412948-1', despite using the -LL option for NetWorker's SAVE.

With the parameter NSR_OUTPUT NONE the output of Networkers save-processes is ignored;

only the returncode is regarded.

In the example above the backup was successfull after setting NSR_OUTPUT to NONE.

Which risks are there if the backups run with NSR_OUTPUT NONE?

Regards

Thomas

[Former Member]

this looks like PTS 1156057

http://www.sapdb.org/webpts

you forgot to mentiond db version/build so we can only guess

[former_member272646]

We are using Networker without backint.

So the PTS does not match.

Regards

Thomas

[nelis]

Which risks are there if the backups run with NSR_OUTPUT NONE? 

I think the whole point of error output is so you can know what the problem is in case you need to fix it. If you determine the error not to be serious then I would rather use NSR_IGNOREERROR to ignore only that particular error instead of ignoring all.

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Nelis