Hello!

(Don't wonder that i'm answering on behalf of Olaf, we're working
together on this problem).


Jody Gregersen wrote on 2003-05-21 10:40:53 -0400:
> This may be the log that is written in the /tmp directory.  If it is, you
> need to turn off the sticky bit on /tmp on the client (if your client is
> running Unix).  To do this (in Unix) just chmod 777 /tmp.
Well, it's a Windows 2000 Server, so no sticky bit :-)

The temp dir is set to E:\TEMP und is available. The files
nsrsapsv.cfg an initB10.utl have been checked and we can't find
anything suspicious in them.

The output of a manual execution of "nsrsapsv -f
d:\oracle\b10\817\initB10.utl" is exactly the following:

C:\Program Files\nsr\bin>nsrsapsv -f d:\oracle\b10\817\initB10.utl
Backup Failed. Could not find the log file
Backup Failed. Could not find the log file
backup: 1053528567 failed.
backup: 1053528567 failed.

And the double lines are no mistake by my client :)



With kind regards,

        Frank Altpeter

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