Enterprise Vault cumulative hotfix 1 fixes the following issues:
Enterprise Vault could not archive documents from SharePoint libraries when all the following were true:
This has been fixed.
If you have experienced this problem then, after you install the hotfix, force the library to be updated as follows:
The Enterprise Vault Administration Console 'Performance Trace' traces generated log files that did not show all time-related information.
This has been fixed.
In some circumstances, mailbox permissions for linked external accounts were not synchronized to the users' archives, with the result that users had no access to their archives.
This has been fixed.
If a mailbox legacy DN had a NULL value, items that were archived from that mailbox remained in the Pending state.
This has been fixed.
If the root path that you configured for a Hitachi Content Platform streamer device exceeded 37 characters, the EVSVR DatabaseReferences Repair operation could not fix certain records in the fingerprint databases and vault store databases for the items stored on the device. If you encountered this issue, the EVSVR log file would contain "Store Identifier mismatch" error messages like the following:
2012-05-17 06:36:48 Store Identifier: jnvs01/ptn17/11990A0753723546AD69AFDBBA084805/2012/May/03/c49416fe-cf15-4148-8c90-ddba700f216d/23_26_40/00621, Stored Date: 2012-05-11 14:48:37Z, Size (B): 44589 2012-05-17 06:36:48 File Type: DVSSP, File Identifier: F12E1D5706D1D13585830D987882B451~C6~05D7FC85~00~1, Archived Date: 2012-05-03 23:45:00Z 2012-05-17 06:36:48 Store Identifier mismatch, SISPart Store Identifier: EVJRNVaultStore01/EVJRNVaultStore01_Ptn017/11990A0753723546AD69AFDBBA084805/2012/May/03/c49416fe-cf15-4148-8c90-ddba700f216d/23_
The cause of the issue was a character limit on a SQL column that Enterprise Vault uses to store the URL to each saveset's storage location on the Hitachi Content Platform streamer device. A root path longer than 37 characters caused the URL to exceed the column limit and consequently be truncated. These truncated URLs prevented EVSVR from processing SIS parts effectively.
This has been fixed.
The EVSVR DatabaseReferences Repair operation would always check the index volumes when it recreated records in the fingerprint databases and vault store databases for savesets with no associated index entries, even if you unchecked the Require Index Entries box. This prolonged the operation unnecessarily.
This has been fixed. The Repair operation now only searches those index volumes where the missing item's archive date falls within the volume's archived date range.
If the root path that you configured for a Hitachi Content Platform streamer device exceeded 37 characters, Enterprise Vault could not index, recall, and restore the items stored on it. The following errors in the Enterprise Vault event log were the most obvious signs of this issue:
Event Type: Error Event Source: Enterprise Vault Event Category: Storage Crawler Event ID: 28944 Computer: EVSERVER Description: The 3rd party storage system application 'Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) Streamer' has logged the following message: CStreamerObject::Read method failed Reason = 0x80070002 ConnectionManager::Set_Curl_Operation method http://HCPStorage.mydomain.com/rest/VeryLongRootPathNameForHitachiTestDevice /94618370CEA1E545AFDF5186F1604A8E/2012/May/03/7fd197f7-f12c-44ab-8653-0752c49f8b01/23_28 Reason = 404 : Not Found - opr_GETConnectionManager::Set_Curl_Operation method http://HCPStorage.mydomain.com/rest/VeryLongRootPathNameForHitachiTestDevice /94618370CEA1E545AFDF5186F1604A8E/2012/May/03/7fd197f7-f12c-44ab-8653-0752c49f8b01/23_28 Reason = 404 : Not Found - opr_GET Event Type: Error Event Source: Enterprise Vault Event Category: Storage Crawler Event ID: 7083 Computer: EVSERVER Description: Retrieval of saveset failed. Archive Id: 17309ED17DCB9B746931C1521D361D5061110000EVMBX01 Transaction Id: F0ECD449CD75B30B7FDCD645018E5691 Extended information: The system cannot find the file specified. (0x80070002) Internal Ref: Vault/RI
The cause of the issue was a character limit on a SQL column that Enterprise Vault uses to store the URL to each saveset's storage location on the Hitachi Content Platform streamer device. A root path longer than 37 characters caused the URL to exceed the column limit and consequently be truncated.
This has been fixed. If you have previously encountered this issue, we recommend that you do the following:
When you ran the EVSVR DeleteSurplusReferences Repair operation against a partition on a streamer storage device, the operation would sometimes fail to delete orphaned SIS part records. If this issue arose, the message "The parameter is incorrect" would appear in the EVSVR log file.
This has been fixed. The DeleteSurplusReferences Repair operation now takes streamer-specific attributes into account when it verifies SIS parts.
When Mobile Search users searched an archive with multiple index volumes, the search failed with an "Access Denied" message.
This has been fixed.
The Vault Store Usage by Billing Account report did not correctly populate the Full Name column for each billing account.
This has been fixed.
Enterprise Vault did not apply the Exchange Vault Cache setting Download item age limit correctly during the Vault Cache initial synchronization. It downloaded all items that had been archived in the calendar quarter in which the age limit fell.
This has been fixed. Enterprise Vault does not now download items older than the age limit.
An issue could occur with Outlook 2010 if a user was granted delegate access to another user’s mailbox, and they added the mailbox to their Outlook profile. When the delegate moved an item to the other user’s Inbox, Outlook closed unexpectedly.
This has been fixed.
In some circumstances, Enterprise Vault did not download all items to the Vault Cache during an incremental synchronization. Enterprise Vault incorrectly used the age limit for the initial synchronization, which is set by the Exchange Vault Cache setting Download item age limit. If the age limit was after the last incremental synchronization, items that were archived between the age limit and the last synchronization would not be downloaded.
This has been fixed. After this hotfix has been installed, incremental synchronizations download all items that have been archived since the last synchronization.
If the Exchange Vault Cache setting Download item age limit was set to a value other than zero, a "Last synchronization was interrupted" message was incorrectly displayed after an initial Vault Cache synchronization, even though the synchronization had completed successfully. This occurred if the oldest calendar quarter within the age limit did not contain any items to download to the Vault Cache.
This has been fixed.
In the following circumstances, a Compliance Accelerator client user would continue to have the Folder Delete permission on research folders after you had seemingly revoked it:
This has been fixed.
After you saved the criteria for a scheduled search, you could not change its "Sampling percentage" value from a whole number to a fraction. For example, if you originally set the value to 10, you could not subsequently change it to 10.25. However, if the original value was a fraction then you could change it to another fraction, provided that you retained the period (.) in the original value and simply changed the numbers on either side of it.
This has been fixed.
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