Hal Kaplan wrote: > This kind of problem is usually caused by a security rights issue or an > exclusive use issue. Is the file always the same one? What, if any, > significance does it have? Most backup programs allow for selectivity. Can > you isolate the offending file and give it special treatment? > > There are a dozen things involved here. We need more information! > > HALinNY > Switched to [NF] Sorry! The file is always a different file. Different file extension also. i.e., .MB, .ZIP, .CAB. Without fail, all I have to do is re-run the job and it goes through without any errors. It's getting old that I have to remote in and re-run the backup.
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