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    Hi

    SharePoint 2007 backup with DPM2012 SP1 report error:

    Affected area: Sharepoint Farm\SRV\DEVSP_SRV_Config
    Occurred since: 24/02/2013 19:56:19
    Description: DPM failed to gather item level catalog for 1 database(s) of the SharePoint Farm Sharepoint Farm\SRV\DEVSP_SRV_Config on SRV.domain.com. Some of the recovery points for these databases in the farm would be associated with an earlier successful catalog. (ID 3133)
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    Recommended action: 
     To re-run the catalog job manually for the farm, run Start-CreateCatalog command in PowerShell.
    Resolution: DPM automatically changes this alert's status to inactive 10 days after it is issued.To dismiss the alert, click below
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    Monday, February 25, 2013 12:39 AM

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    Diego,

    We really need to see what is happening in your WSSCmdletsWrapper*.errlog file at the time of the catalog failure.  The catalog job by default will run 3 hours after your first full backup of the farm each day.  It looks like the error occurred at 19:56.  My guess is your backup is happening at 17:00 or maybe 16:30.

    So, go to the WFE server where SharePoint is running and navigate to the DPM\Temp directory and wait for this time.  When it happens, open the WSSCmdletsWrapperCurr.errlog file.  At the bottom, you should see something indicating errors (Warnings or Critical lines).

    Post those here so we can see more details on the exact error.

    Chris

    Thanks, Chris Butcher - MSFT This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights

    Thursday, February 28, 2013 5:21 PM