Kbase 22064: Error (1550): Is the Database Already Being Backed Up?
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
6/4/2002 |
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SUMMARY:
Error (1550) indicates that you have issued a second PROBKUP command against a database that was already in the process of being backed up.
An on-line backup is already active. (1550)
EXPLANATION:
To determine if your database is in the process of being backed up, you can try these suggestions:
A) promon databasename -> 1. User Control -> 1. Display all entries.
If you see a user BKUP in this database, then you have an active
online backup process.
B) You could also reference your database log for the last time that a
PROBKUP command was issued. Then check to see if there is a backup
successfully completed entry in the log file. If not, your backup
is still in process.
C) Another method to determine if you still have a backup running is
to check your process listing for an _mprshut process against your
database which has a -C backup online tag against it.
This Example shows an online backup in process against a database called me:
solaris:91c$ ps -ef | grep online
UID PID PPID C STIME TTY TIME CMD
osborne 9650 8901 0 11:58:08 pts/319 :00 /view/rdl91c_solaris/vobs_prgs/solaris/dlc/bin/_mprshut me -C backup online me.
If you get a (1550) error and you are not interactively issuing the PROBKUP command, it could be due to your batch or cron job. Please review all your batch programs or scripts to locate the second PROBKUP command and remove it.