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I just know that after successfull backup, NBU sends a signal to exchange that it can truncate the logs and I just want to show that in the log file that it is giving the signal to exchange for it. How to check?
The reasons that bpfis knows of:
- The backup failed.
- The integrity check failed. (This is a Microsoft API.)
- The backup is not a type where log truncation is appropriate, or this is a VMware ASC job, for which log truncation is deferred to the VM phase of the backup.
In the third point, bpfis logs one of these:
>Exchange Transaction Logs will not be truncated by VSS because this is a cumulative type backup.
>Exchange Transaction Logs will not be truncated by VSS because this is a pre-VM type backup.
>Exchange Transaction Logs will not be truncated by VSS because this is a user initiated type backup.
You should see successful backup status in Event Viewer on Exch server.
This is proof that Exch knows that backup was successful.
The Event Log should be sufficient to log a call with Microsoft if logs are not truncated despite successful backup.
During all of this, the bpfis create process opens a COM interface to the Exchange VSS writer. Look for all occurrences of IVSS in the bpfis log. The coordinated calls on the IVSS interface behave like a transaction.
At the end of the backup, bpfis makes a call on the interface to tell Exchange that the backup is complete, and another to tell it the status of the backup. If the snapshot type is full or differential and if the backup is successful, then Exchange truncates its logs. If the snapshot type is not full or differential, you'll find an Event log from Exchange telling you that it will not be truncating the logs. If the backup fails, you'll find an entry in the bpfis log telling you that Exchange will not be truncating the logs because of the failure.
The database engine has also successfully executed log file truncation procedures for this database. (Note that this may or may not have resulted in the actual truncation of log files, depending on whether any log files existed that were candidates for truncation.)
Have you checked the Windows Application Event log? As I posted before, Exchange and VSS log exactly why they do or do not truncate logs. You will find an event telling you that logs will not be truncated because you did a differential snapshot.
Got the high level bpfis log and found what was needed. But I never got an event in windows about log truncation in my issue. I do see them on the server where truncation is happening (event 224 in exch 2k10) but I do not get them (not a single event) on the server where truncation is not happening (currently exch 2k13).
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