Well, I finally figured out what the problem was. The restore process
didn't seem to like me modifying the ix_bar.0 and xbsatape.tbl files, just
seemed to do nothing. However, when I copied the files across and didn't
modify them, the process worked fine. Didn't remember having this problem
on previous arcserve version.

Stefan




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Stefan Gabriel
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Subject: RE: Onbar Restore Problem(Document link: Stefan Gabriel)




The process doesn't even get to the online log. This is trying to perform a
cold restore. Funny thing is the backups work fine. I even managed to get a
restore going by copying the ixbar.0 and xbsatape.tbl files across without
modifying them. Unfortunately, I have a media error so it still didn't work
(Murphy's law?).

Going to test it again with last night's backup. I'm thinking that it might
have a problem reading one of the files that was modified however if it
doesn't crash the process, it writes the error out that I posted.

Stefan






"Colin Bull"
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01/10/2003 20:48
Please respond to
c.bull







Stefan.Gabriel@nylex.com.au wrote

> I am attempting to test our online backups to a DRP server that is
> configured the same as our production server. I can perform
> backups fine
> using onbar and Arcserve software, but when I try a restore,
> it fails with
> a XBSA error: Exceeded Available Resources.
>
> We are running Windows NT 4.0 SP6a, Informix 7.31.TD1X2.
>
> Below is a snippit of the bar_act.log and bar_dbug.log files.
>
> I have tried a multitude of ideas etc but am no closer to finding the
> solution to this problem. Any ideas how to resolve this?

have you looked in the online log file to see if this gives any clues ?

Colin Bull
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