We are attempting to restore a point in time restore for a SQL 2005 database.  
We are getting the following error:

The log in this backup set terminates at LSN 398617000001967200001, which is 
too early to apply to the database. A more recent log backup that includes LSN 
398617000001991200001 can be restored..

Has anyone ever seen this error before?  We are talking to Networker Support 
about this and having some commuication issues with them explaining that we 
have done TONS of restores from log backups.  They seem to indicate that this 
is a SQL server issue and not a Networker issue. We do log backups every 30 
minutes on the database we are trying to restore a point in time and get this 
error.  We also attempted to restore from a differential backup and get the 
same error.  The point in time is the issue, which is needed to validate some 
census type data.

Our only conclusion is that the differential may be corrupt and any log backup 
from that point on until the next differential is no good, or use a restore 
point previous to that differential.  Thoughts?

We are using Networker 7.4.2 on Windows 2003.  We were using SQL module 5.0 
sp1, and updated to the new 5.1 sp1 (since EMC would have us do that to test 
anyway).

Kevin Malone
Network Administrator
Salisbury University
Information Technology  FH297
kcmalone AT salisbury DOT edu
410-543-6298

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