Ev_delete Failed For File Er
# perl./mtr bug.corrupt -mysqld=-innodb -mysqld=-default-storage-engine=InnoDBmysqltest: At line 1: query 'CREATE TABLE t1 (pk INTEGER AUTOINCREMENT,c CHAR(133) NOT NULL DEFAULT ' ',vc CHAR(133) AS (c) VIRTUAL,PRIMARY KEY(pk),FULLTEXT KEY(vc))' failed: 1005: Can't create table `test`.`t1` (errno: 126 'Index file is crashed' )With MyISAM and Aria, the table gets created and populated without complaints, but further statements cause errors.With MyISAM it's error 126, followed by error 144 ' Table './test/t1' is marked as crashed and last (automatic?) repair failed'. # perl./mtr bug.corrupt -mysqld=-default-storage-engine=MyISAM -force -forceDELETE FROM t1 WHERE pk = 1 ORDER BY vc;mysqltest: At line 22: query 'DELETE FROM t1 WHERE pk = 1 ORDER BY vc' failed: 126: Incorrect key file for table './test/t1.MYI'; try to repair itDELETE FROM t1 WHERE pk = 8 ORDER BY vc;mysqltest: At line 23: query 'DELETE FROM t1 WHERE pk = 8 ORDER BY vc' failed: 126: Incorrect key file for table './test/t1.MYI'; try to repair itSELECT. FROM t1 INTO OUTFILE 'load.data';LOAD DATA INFILE 'load.data' REPLACE INTO TABLE t1;FLUSH TABLES.
Code: The device is not ready. Failed to flush file buffers.The backup destination repository is a volume from an EMC VNX5300 SAN that is configured on the backup server as a windows volume of 16 Tb. The permissions on the volume are set correctly and the repository permissions are set also to allow everybody. I have submitted a ticket to support on this as Case # 01702188.
Their initial analysis is from the job logs is that veeam is having issues writing to it.Any one seen anything like this as all my searching is not turning up very much on it. Any help would be appreciated. I realise this but I have to disagree with that diagnosis.
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In fact Veeam is able at the start of any backup job to create a folder in the repository and create a file in that folder with I think a.vbm file extension. It appears that when Veeam starts to write the backup file the whole thing goes to mud and we get the Failed to flush file buffers error.If veeam can create a folder and then a file within that folder it isn't having trouble talking to the storage. I am also able through windows and a normal copy command I am able to create folders and copy large file (2Tb) to it without an y issues. I just ran another test job after configuring the VNX storage as a server 2012R2 storage space(I am getting desperate to find a solution which I hate to say is more than Veeam support is doing) and the job creates a folder for the job files, creates a.vbm file for the job name ( that's twice it's written to the disk) and then created a.vbk file of 4Kb (that's a third time to write to it) and that's as far as it goes. The job fails with the same error message and deletes the.vbk file (able to delete from it now) and leave the folder and a 1kb.vbm file behind. Obviously it's had enough now and takes it's bat & ball and goes home. Sorry a bit of Aussie humor or sarcasm there.How about kicking this up the line as it seem to be too hard to solve for the guys that are looking at it so far?