you can try to force an expiration of that image

check the usage of bpexpdate

bpexpdate -help

I think its 

bpexpdate -backupid bertha-winNT_1049391231 -d 0

David

Quoting "Conner, Neil" <neil AT mbari DOT org>:

> I'm running NBU 3.4 on Solaris.  The database is compressed.
> 
> My master/media server had a disk crash that resulted in a bad block and now
> I'm getting a disk read error on a singe database file that is preventing me
> from backing up the catalog.  I can afford to lose this particular backup
> image ~ can I simply delete the two related backup image files?
> 
> /usr/openv/netbackup/db/images/wharfrat/1049000000/bertha-
winNT_1049391231_FULL
> /usr/openv/netbackup/db/images/wharfrat/1049000000/bertha-
winNT_1049391231_FULL.f:
> I/O error
> 
> Thanks,
> Neil
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