Exchange Backup to Folder Incremental Job fails - Timestamp error
Hi
I have created a backup to folder job that does a full backup of Exchange every Friday but in the week I also do incremental backups to folder. The full backup works ok but for the incremental jobs I receive the following error:
<description>Backup set #1 on storage media #1 Backup set description: "incremental backup"</description>
<backup_type>Backup Method: Incremental - Logs (flush committed logs)</backup_type>
<agent_started>Microsoft Exchange Server Agent: Started</agent_started>
<granular_restore_enabled>The option to enable the restore of individual items from the database backup was selected for this backup.</granular_restore_enabled>
<start_time>Backup started on 26/10/2010 at 23:00:41.</start_time>
<media_label>Media Label: IMG000021</media_label>
<pdi_location>GRT backup set folder: D:\Exchange Inc\IMG000021</pdi_location>
-<database>
<database>Database Logs ( E040000A52F.log - E040000A535.log )</database>
</database>
-<OperationErrors Type="extended_err_abort_oper">
<UMI>V-79-57344-759</UMI>
- Unable to complete the operation for the selected resource using the specified options. The following error was returned when opening the Exchange Database file: '-515 The timestamp in the next log does not match the expected timestamp. '
</OperationErrors>
<end_time>Backup completed on 26/10/2010 at 23:00:56.</end_time>
-<summary>
<backed_up_exchange_store>Backed up 0 Exchange Server stores</backed_up_exchange_store>
<new_processed_bytes>Processed 11,695,830 bytes in 15 seconds.</new_processed_bytes>
<vlm_hist_rateformat2>Throughput rate: 44.6 MB/min</vlm_hist_rateformat2>
<compression_type_used>Compression Type: Software</compression_type_used>
<compression_ratio>Software compression ratio: 2.8:1</compression_ratio>
</summary>
<empty_set_warning>This backup set may not contain any data.</empty_set_warning>
<filler>----------------------------------------------------------------------</filler>
</set>
</machine>
Can any one help or point me in the right direction?
Thanks
Matt