Also, I've narrowed down the problem: it seems to be related to calls made to DmResourceInfo and DmRecordInfo.
Ben
On Apr 25, 2005, at 3:32 PM, Ben Combee wrote:
At 03:08 PM 4/25/2005, you wrote:
We've got a backup solution we're trying to adapt to run on NVFS systems. However, we're running into a LOT of stability problems, apparently linked to NVFS. Basically, after a certain number of DmGetRecord() operations, we're getting unexplained crashes. For example, I have a large database I'd like to backup. If I try to just back that ONE db up, there are no problems. However, if I operate on a bunch of other dbs first, I get a crash.
I've tried using DmSyncDatabase() quite liberally, to no avail. Since it appears as though there's some corruption being introduced into the NVFS cache, I was wondering if there's a way to TOTALLY flush this cache, so that we're starting with a clean slate.
SysReset() will do it. There's also DmSync() which will flush all changes, but it won't clear the cache back to a "just-booted" state.
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