Event IDs 6469, 8390, 8453, 13360 - EV 10.0.2

[BigAnvil]

I feel like the answer exists somewhere in the forums based on what I have already read, but not sure how to put it all together. 

It seems to me that there is an EV user who has a folder in their archive that is an issue but I have no idea how to figure out who that user is.  I've searched the forums to find out how to determine which user ParentFolderVEID: 1AE724AAE4B372B40BE9B3048FC89E8E21110000evsite.nikeseclp.com belongs to but I couldn't find the answer.  I'm guessing this is not the right query to run but I did try (which returned nothing):

USE EnterpriseVaultDirectory

SELECT * from ArchiveFolderView 

WHERE ArchiveVEID = '1AE724AAE4B372B40BE9B3048FC89E8E21110000evsite.ourdomain.com'

If I can determine the user, I can go find out what is wrong with the folder(s) that are marked for archiving that are causing the issue.  A Symantec support agent did try to help with these errors a while ago but made no progress, though did a lo of work on it.  I'd be grateful for any guidance!

[TheEmptyMind]

Can you try the following?

select MbxDisplayName,MbxAlias,ArchiveVEID from [EnterpriseVaultDirectory].[dbo].[ArchiveFolderView], [EnterpriseVaultDirectory].[dbo].[ExchangeMailboxEntry]

where ArchiveVEID = DefaultVaultId

and ArchiveVEID = '<your value>'

Let me know if it helped.

[Mohawk_Marvin · Accepted solution]

Why not take thatfolder ID and putit in the VAC?

Open the admin console, hold control and shift and right click the Archives container, select Find Archive or Folder, and paste in your ID?

[VirgilDobos]

Hi there,

Can you please update the thread? Do you still need help? Thanks.

[BigAnvil]

Sorry gentlemen, I have not been able to update this thread in a while.  Mohawk's tip was just what I needed!  It gave me the name of the vault, so I just need to see if I can clean it up now.

Thank you all again!