NLO Files warning occurs during point-in-time restore of archived logged Domino databases
| Article:TECH154192 | | | Created: 2011-02-24 | | | Updated: 2011-02-25 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH154192 |
Problem
Missing NLO files warning occurs during point-in-time restore of archived logged Domino databases
Error
V-79-57344-39575
Final error: 0xE0009A97 - The Lotus Domino server failed to provide a list of the NLO files
that are required by the restored and recovered databases. Determine which NLO files are missing, and then individually restore them.
Final error category: Job Errors
Cause
This warning occurs during point-in-time restore of archived logged Domino databases. When Domino transaction logs are replayed on Domino database for point-in-time recovery, re-generation of all NLO files referenced by that database may not be possible. Normally,Domino server provides the missing NLO files for the databases and Backup Exec reports them. In case Domino server fails to do so, this warning is issued informing that there may be some NLOfiles which are referenced by reported databases but could not be re-generated.
This is a rare situation as it happens only when performing the restore because a particular database and NLO files referenced by it have both been lost. In a normal situation,
NLO files referenced by a deleted database are present in the Domino DAOS internal repository for a sufficient duration of time if the default prune period recommended by
Domino is set. Thus, Domino recovery may not be needed for re-generation of NLO files.Solution
1. Determine the missing NLO files for reported databases manually using Domino (n)daosmgr tool with the "listnlo missing" option.
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| Value | V-79-57344-39575 |
| Description | The Lotus Domino server failed to provide a list of the NLO files that are required by the restored and recovered databases. Determine which NLO files are missing, and then individually restore them. |
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