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Indexing errors at storage node

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We are experiencing frequent errors in the ABR logs from one of our storage node servers (pasting an example error message below).

-- What "file system limitation" is involved in this?
-- How dangerous is this error message?

Thanks in advance for your thoughts on this...

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Log Entry Details
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Type: Error
Date and time: 27/06/2012 11:50:14 PM
Backup plan: [None]
Task: [None]
Managed entity type: [None]
Managed entity: [None]
Machine: wpg138app3.SHARED.MBGOV.CA
Code: 20,250,685(0x135003D)
Module: 309
Owner: ASN User
Message:
Command 'Indexing vault' has failed.
Additional info:
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Error code: 61
Module: 309
LineInfo: 4a8728dc8a1c94f4
Fields: $module : storage_server_vsa64
Message: Command 'Indexing vault' has failed.
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Error code: 123
Module: 39
LineInfo: 8ed4fba2a46c4757
Fields: $module : storage_server_vsa64
Message: Failed to index backup data '6A2EFDF8-3360-44A1-A447-820DDB33595D' from vault 'VEMABackups_OffSite'.
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Error code: 116
Module: 39
LineInfo: aeb34f528199bc7c
Fields: $module : storage_server_vsa64
Message: Failed to save the items.
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Error code: 33
Module: 39
LineInfo: f7d1612d6b579caf
Fields: $module : storage_server_vsa64
Message: Storage node error.
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Error code: 98
Module: 39
LineInfo: aeb34f528199bc57
Fields: $module : storage_server_vsa64
Message: Data store transaction has failed.
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Error code: 3
Module: 4
LineInfo: f330789b59b3f2f2
Fields: $module : storage_server_vsa64
Message: Error occurred while writing the file.
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Error code: 3
Module: 4
LineInfo: 795414836ed3acda
Fields: $module : storage_server_vsa64
Message: Error occurred while writing the file.
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Error code: 3
Module: 4
LineInfo: 7ceb2cdc9fb12068
Fields: function : WriteFile, $module : storage_server_vsa64
Message: Error occurred while writing the file.
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Error code: 65520
Module: 0
LineInfo: bd28fdbd64edb8e0
Fields: code : 2147943065, $module : storage_server_vsa64
Message: The requested operation could not be completed due to a file system limitation
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Acronis Knowledge Base: http://kb.acronis.com/errorcode/

Event code: 0x0135003D+0x0027007B+0x00270074+0x00270021+0x00270062+0x00040003+0x00040003+0x00040003+0x0000FFF0+0x80070299

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Too fragmented files in the vault ( http://support.microsoft.com/kb/967351 ). You can use Contig utility to check it
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897428.aspx
Name of the file is like unified_data.ds.* Defragment the disk or copy the fragmented file somewhere and then back. IIRC it's fixed in the buld 17438 - fragmentation will not occur.

This message doesn't mean that data in the vault is corrupted.

Thanks for that information, Fedor. I will work on your suggestions, and let you know how it works out.

Frankly, I'm not eager to install the 17438 build, because 17437 took us down for more than a week until your team found a solution.

Thanks again for your quick response to my question.

Regards,
Karl

OK, Fedor, I have run the contig utility, and you were correct, there were some severely fragmented files in our backup directory.

I will check our logs again tomorrow morning and let you know how they look...

Thanks again for your help with this...

Cheers,
Karl

For what it's worth, the indexing error happened again after last night's backup jobs ran.

I re-ran the contig utility, and it reported that the file unified_data.ds.1 is in 1819667 fragments but was unable to defragment it.

I am copying that file to another disk, will delete the file, de-frag the disk it was on, and copy it back.

Are you sure that the latest build fixes the problem with indexing?

It's fixed in 17438 . Corresponding entry in release notes (http://www.acronis.com/support/updates/changes.html?p=10381 )

* Acronis Storage Node Service does not progressively pre-allocate free space for data store and temporary files on NTFS vaults.

OK, Fedor, thanks for that info. I have been able to set up a daily disk defrag task on the drive where the backups are stored, so that should help prevent these errors from re-occurring.

I still want to wait a week or two before installing 17438 to make sure we don't repeat the major downtime we experienced from 17437. (See support case 01544011 for all the gory details...)