Nothing in the event.log except the same ANS1512E dsmsched.log entry,
nothing in dsierror.log, no crash files. Exchange reports nothing related at
the time of the failure.

5.3.3 TDP for Exchange
5.5.0.4 TSM client
on W2K3sp2
The problem is that the backup runs absolutely fine from a manual trigger.

Just got Del's post - how did I miss that!? (late night's, early mornings)

Much appreciated,
Matthew


On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 1:19 PM, Richard Sims <rbs AT bu DOT edu> wrote:

> The -1073741819 reported by the ANS1512E message could have been
> better programmed for such high negative values, to more appropriately
> and helpfully report it as C0000005, which is more readily findable as
> a memory access problem.  Your posting doesn't cite your software
> levels: this might be APAR IC49467.  Look for event log, dsierror.log,
> and dsmcrash.log problem indications, and take a look at the Exchange
> side log if necessary.
>
> You might also see if the backup can be invoked manually: If the same
> problem occurs, you can trace it thereby.
>
>    Richard Sims
>