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  1. #sqlhelp nothing in remote server either. looks like sql/windows just can't capture it. I know other delay writes are captured. weird.

  2. #sqlhelp it is simple recovery, huge DW db backing up to unc share. I am going to check remote box for delayed write message in logs.

  3. @sqlguychuck are you taking transcation log backups? If you're in full recovery mode you should should be #sqlhelp

  4. @sqlguychuck sounds like a normal disk full failure to me then. #sqlhelp

  5. #sqlhelp seems delayed write failures aren't logged, just a message box on the server.

  6. #sqlhelp yes this was part of a FULL backup. Big process running at same time filled up the log file.

  7. @sqlguychuck which log file a sql ldf? #sqlhelp

  8. #sqlhelp the only thing I see is log file could not grow errors in windows app log. Seems it just gave up and backup died.

  9. @sqlguychuck if you have a delayed write failure it will be in the system and possibly application logs. was this a backup failure? #SQLHelp

  10. #SQLHelp when I logged into server, a delayed write failure message came up. But, I want to see info in a log to report against.

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