Hello Crow,
I guess first we need check in SQL whether we have that much items in those folders..
So to get the number of items archived per folder for an archive, you can run the following query against the Vaultstore.
Note : replace the archive ID with the archive id beneath which we have the folder in question.
/* SQL Query Starts here */
--declare and set parameters
declare @archiveid varchar(75)
set @archiveid = '1ACBC1EF4F328D7428E8664409FB5BC981110000EV8'
Select
archive.archivename
,foldername
,count(*) NumberofitemsperFolder
from enterprisevaultdirectory..root r1
inner join enterprisevaultdirectory..root r2 on r1.rootidentity = r2.containerrootidentity
inner join enterprisevaultdirectory..archive on r1.rootidentity = archive.rootidentity
inner join enterprisevaultdirectory..archivefolder on r2.rootidentity = archivefolder.rootidentity
inner join vault on r2.vaultentryid = Vault.Vaultid
inner join saveset ss on vault.vaultidentity = ss.vaultidentity
where ss.archivepointidentity in
(select Archivepointidentity from Archivepoint where archivepointId= @archiveid)
group by
archivename
,foldername
/* SQL Query Ends here*/
- Once we confirm that the items exists.
- Then we might have to initiate a dtrace on FSAUtility to find what's going wrong.
- The Dtrace can be huge, so make sure we place the log file in a location were we have plenty of space.
- Also please upload the log file so that can check.
I hope this helps !!!