Passing file read location as a parameter or dynamica to FTP write adapter.

Hi All,
We have a requirement to FTP files to a location. We are planning to use FTP adapter in SOA 11g.
But our requirement is to pass the file read location as a parameter as in case of failure we are planning to read file from the archive location.
But FTP location to which file is written or ftped will always remain constant. Only the read location from which this file is picked needs to be dynamic.
Any pointers on this will be of great help.
Thanks,
Sowmya

Hi,
In 11g we can pass filename and directory name at runtime through properties on receive activity.
If you double click on the Receive activity (connecting to file Adapter), then on Properties tab, you will find three properties jca.file.Directory, jca.file.Filename and jca.file.Size. Select the property which ever you want and assign variable/expression to it.
Value assigned to Variable can be passed runtime as an input to the process.

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[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.427 [asrcmn][WPP_ASR_ERROR] NT STATUS ERROR 0xc0000225(STATUS_NOT_FOUND) [status]: (bootlib.cpp:497)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.427 [asrcmn]EXIT: _GetElementData
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.427 [asrcmn]EXIT: BootGetWinREVolGuid
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk
\\?\Volume{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963} is not a virtual device. Status=3225026581 (asrvhd.cpp:436)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk
\\?\Volume{9f1ea684-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963} is not a virtual device. Status=3225026581 (asrvhd.cpp:436)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk
\\?\Volume{d513444f-a276-11de-b33e-00155d663512} is not a virtual device. Status=3225026581 (asrvhd.cpp:436)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrwriter][WPP_ASR_INFO]cComponents = 3 , cMaxComponents = 5 (asrwriterbackup.cpp:602)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.428 [asrcmn]EXIT: CVssAsrAPIBackup::GetVolumeComponents
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.429 [asrcmn]ENTER: CVssAsrAPIBackup::GetDiskComponents
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.429 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskListInitialize
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: GetDriveTypeByHandle
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]EXIT: GetDriveTypeByHandle
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk
\\?\ide#diskvirtual_hd______________________________1.1.0___#5&35dc7040&0&0.0.0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b} is not a virtual device. Status=3225026581 (asrvhd.cpp:436)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: GetDriveTypeByHandle
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]EXIT: GetDriveTypeByHandle
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk
\\?\ide#diskvirtual_hd______________________________1.1.0___#5&35dc7040&0&0.1.0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b} is not a virtual device. Status=3225026581 (asrvhd.cpp:436)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrVhd::GetDeviceDependencyInformation
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskListInitialize
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskListMarkClusteredDisks
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskListMarkClusteredDisks
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskListPopulateLayoutInfo
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Getting disk info:
\\?\ide#diskvirtual_hd______________________________1.1.0___#5&35dc7040&0&0.1.0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b} (asrbkup.cpp:1415)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrpGetDiskLayout
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.478 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskForceDriversSync
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.709 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskForceDriversSync
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.709 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrpGetMorePartitionInfo
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.709 [asrcmn]ENTER: GetRdisk0DeviceNumber
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.710 [asrcmn]EXIT: GetRdisk0DeviceNumber
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.710 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrGetSystemVolumeGlobalRootPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.710 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.710 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.710 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrGetSystemVolumeGlobalRootPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskBuildDevicePartitionPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskBuildDevicePartitionPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrGetSymbolicNames
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrGetMountPoints
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrOpen
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrOpen
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrGetMountPoints
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrGetSymbolicNames
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrpGetMorePartitionInfo
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrpGetDiskLayout
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk device number=1 (asrbkup.cpp:1495)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Getting disk info:
\\?\ide#diskvirtual_hd______________________________1.1.0___#5&35dc7040&0&0.0.0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b} (asrbkup.cpp:1415)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrpGetDiskLayout
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.711 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskForceDriversSync
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.756 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskForceDriversSync
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.756 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrpGetMorePartitionInfo
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.756 [asrcmn]ENTER: GetRdisk0DeviceNumber
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.756 [asrcmn]EXIT: GetRdisk0DeviceNumber
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.756 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrGetSystemVolumeGlobalRootPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.756 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrGetSystemVolumeGlobalRootPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskBuildDevicePartitionPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskBuildDevicePartitionPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrGetSymbolicNames
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrGetMountPoints
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrOpen
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrOpen
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrGetMountPoints
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrGetSymbolicNames
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskBuildDevicePartitionPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskBuildDevicePartitionPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrGetSymbolicNames
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrGetMountPoints
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]ENTER: MtMgrOpen
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.757 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrOpen
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrGetMountPoints
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: MtMgrGetSymbolicNames
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrpGetMorePartitionInfo
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrpGetDiskLayout
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Disk device number=0 (asrbkup.cpp:1495)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskListPopulateLayoutInfo
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]ENTER: DiskListMarkOfflineDisks
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Getting Online/Offline disk:
\\?\ide#diskvirtual_hd______________________________1.1.0___#5&35dc7040&0&0.1.0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b} (asrsys.cpp:233)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrsys][WPP_ASR_INFO]Getting Online/Offline disk:
\\?\ide#diskvirtual_hd______________________________1.1.0___#5&35dc7040&0&0.0.0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b} (asrsys.cpp:233)
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: DiskListMarkOfflineDisks
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]EXIT: CVssAsrAPIBackup::GetDiskComponents
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]ENTER: CVssAsrAPIBackup::GetBcdComponent
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.758 [asrcmn]ENTER: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.759 [asrcmn]EXIT: AsrGetSystemVolumeDevPath
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.759 [asrcmn]ENTER: GetVolumeNameFromDeviceName
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.759 [asrcmn]EXIT: GetVolumeNameFromDeviceName
[0]0F3C.0EE0::09/22/2011-14:05:02.759 [asrcmn]EXIT: CVssAsrAPIBackup::GetBcdComponent
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
backup.cpp@3149] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
backup.cpp@3209] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryVolumeBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1850] ENTER: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::FillComponentConsistencyStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1944] EXIT: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::FillComponentConsistencyStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
backup.cpp@3342] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryVolumeBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
backup.cpp@3359] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::QuerySystemStateBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
systemstatebackup.cpp@740] ENTER: CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
systemstatebackup.cpp@874] EXIT: CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
backup.cpp@3399] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::QuerySystemStateBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:03.228 [service
backup.cpp@3192] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.742 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1518] EXIT: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::BackupComplete
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.742 [service
backup.cpp@6290] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::WriteBackupComponents
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.742 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1146] ENTER: CBlbImpersonationHelper::ImpersonateCaller
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.742 [blbengutils CBlbImpersonationHelper::ImpersonateCaller
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1178] INFO:No impersonation done.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.742 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1183] EXIT: CBlbImpersonationHelper::ImpersonateCaller
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.743 [util
systemutils.cpp@709] ENTER: BlbutilRegReadDWORD
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.743 [util BlbutilRegReadDWORD
systemutils.cpp@731] WARNING:RegQueryValueEx NoTargetSnapshot unsuccessful, hr:0x80070002
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.743 [util
systemutils.cpp@749] EXIT: BlbutilRegReadDWORD
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1203] ENTER: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [blbengutils CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1215] INFO:No revert needed.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1220] EXIT: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service
backup.cpp@6444] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::WriteBackupComponents
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service
backup.cpp@8946] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::UpdateLocalCatalogAfterbackup
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service
backup.cpp@7790] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'TasksStore' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (0) <NULL>\TasksStore.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'WriterMetadataStore' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (1) <NULL>\WriterMetadataStore.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'PerformanceCounters' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (2) <NULL>\PerformanceCounters.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'WMI' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (3) <NULL>\WMI.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'IISMETABASE' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (4) <NULL>\IISMETABASE.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'COM+ REGDB' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (5) <NULL>\COM+ REGDB.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'IISCONFIG' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.755 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (6) <NULL>\IISCONFIG.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'System Files' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (7) <NULL>\System Files.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupContext::GetComponentVolumeInfo
componentbackuphelper.cpp@249] INFO:Component 'Registry' has data on volume '{9f1ea685-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
backup.cpp@7856] INFO:Adding component (8) <NULL>\Registry.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@7917] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::GetComponentsList
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@7943] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::AddComponentsToLocalCatalog
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@7961] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::AddComponentsToLocalCatalog
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@11835] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::SetVolumesInLocalCatalog
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@1557] ENTER: CBlbVolumeBackupContext::GetOriginalAccessPath
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@1585] EXIT: CBlbVolumeBackupContext::GetOriginalAccessPath
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service CBlbBackupAsync::SetVolumesInLocalCatalog
backup.cpp@11894] INFO:Not adding volume C: to catalog since it failed
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service CBlbBackupAsync::SetVolumesInLocalCatalog
backup.cpp@11943] ERROR:Backup of all the source volumes failed.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@11970] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::SetVolumesInLocalCatalog
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service CBlbBackupAsync::UpdateLocalCatalogAfterbackup
backup.cpp@8986] ERROR:CBlbBackupAsync::SetVolumesInLocalCatalog failed with hr=0x80780049
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1203] ENTER: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [blbengutils CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1215] INFO:No revert needed.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1220] EXIT: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@9050] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::UpdateLocalCatalogAfterbackup
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@15335] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::RemoveESPCache
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service CBlbBackupAsync::RemoveESPCache
backup.cpp@15338] INFO:No esp cache created, so not freeing up
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@15345] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::RemoveESPCache
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service BlbBackupThreadFunc
backup.cpp@19732] INFO:BlbBackupThreadFunc took 363232 ms to complete
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@15795] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::DismountAllVHDs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.768 [service
backup.cpp@15723] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::DismountVHD
Unknown( 70): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 68): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 69): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 77): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 78): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 74): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 79): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 80): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 71): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
Unknown( 72): GUID=7a2b0bca-701d-904a-c23d-62f5e0f26656 (No Format Information found).
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service CBlbBackupAsync::DismountVHD
backup.cpp@15744] ERROR:CBlbVhdHelper::Dismount failed for '\\?\Volume{d841345f-e505-11e0-bb05-00155d646a25}', hr: 0x80070490
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service
backup.cpp@15775] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::DismountVHD
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1203] ENTER: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1215] INFO:No revert needed.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1220] EXIT: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service
backup.cpp@15819] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::DismountAllVHDs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service BlbBackupThreadFunc
backup.cpp@19738] WARNING:DismountAllVHDs unsuccessful with hr=0x80070490
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbBackupTargetUtils.cpp@3225] ENTER: BlbDeleteOldBackupLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1258] ENTER: BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@637] ENTER: GetBlbTracingDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@589] ENTER: GetWindowsLogsDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@618] EXIT: GetWindowsLogsDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@693] EXIT: GetBlbTracingDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1151] ENTER: BlbFindFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils BlbFindFiles
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1208] INFO:Found '3' log files in path 'C:\Windows\Logs\WindowsServerBackup\Backup-*'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1232] EXIT: BlbFindFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1303] INFO:Found '3' log files in path 'C:\Windows\Logs\WindowsServerBackup', retaining '5' logs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1336] EXIT: BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1258] ENTER: BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@637] ENTER: GetBlbTracingDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@589] ENTER: GetWindowsLogsDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@618] EXIT: GetWindowsLogsDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@693] EXIT: GetBlbTracingDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1151] ENTER: BlbFindFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils BlbFindFiles
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1208] INFO:Found '3' log files in path 'C:\Windows\Logs\WindowsServerBackup\Backup_Error*'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1232] EXIT: BlbFindFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1303] INFO:Found '3' log files in path 'C:\Windows\Logs\WindowsServerBackup', retaining '5' logs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1336] EXIT: BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1258] ENTER: BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@637] ENTER: GetBlbTracingDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@589] ENTER: GetWindowsLogsDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@618] EXIT: GetWindowsLogsDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [util
blbtrace.cpp@693] EXIT: GetBlbTracingDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1151] ENTER: BlbFindFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils BlbFindFiles
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1208] INFO:Found '0' log files in path 'C:\Windows\Logs\WindowsServerBackup\Backup_Operations*'
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1232] EXIT: BlbFindFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1303] INFO:Found '0' log files in path 'C:\Windows\Logs\WindowsServerBackup', retaining '5' logs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbFsUtils.cpp@1336] EXIT: BlbDeleteOldLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbBackupTargetUtils.cpp@3260] EXIT: BlbDeleteOldBackupLogFiles
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1203] ENTER: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1215] INFO:No revert needed.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [blbengutils
BlbSecurityUtils.cpp@1220] EXIT: CBlbImpersonationHelper::Revert
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1456] ENTER: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::BackupComplete
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupHelper::BackupComplete
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1460] INFO:bIsBackupFailed: 1
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [componenthelper CBlbComponentBackupHelper::BackupComplete
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1473] INFO:BackupComplete already attempted.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1518] EXIT: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::BackupComplete
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service
backup.cpp@13649] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::DeleteSourceSnapshotsIfNeeded
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service
PerformanceManager.cpp@550] ENTER: CPerformanceManager::Initialize
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.769 [service
PerformanceManager.cpp@281] ENTER: CPerformanceManager::QueryPerformanceSettings
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.770 [service CPerformanceManager::QueryPerformanceSettings
PerformanceManager.cpp@382] INFO:Buffer size is 4. First line is <NULL>
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.770 [service CPerformanceManager::QueryPerformanceSettings
PerformanceManager.cpp@389] INFO:Custom performance settings is empty.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.770 [service
PerformanceManager.cpp@484] EXIT: CPerformanceManager::QueryPerformanceSettings
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.770 [service
PerformanceManager.cpp@560] EXIT: CPerformanceManager::Initialize
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.777 [util
systemutils.cpp@709] ENTER: BlbutilRegReadDWORD
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.777 [util BlbutilRegReadDWORD
systemutils.cpp@731] WARNING:RegQueryValueEx DoNotDeleteFFBSnapshot unsuccessful, hr:0x80070002
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.777 [util
systemutils.cpp@749] EXIT: BlbutilRegReadDWORD
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.777 [service
PerformanceManager.cpp@585] ENTER: CPerformanceManager::GetSettingsForVolume
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.777 [service
PerformanceManager.cpp@620] EXIT: CPerformanceManager::GetSettingsForVolume
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.777 [service CBlbBackupAsync::DeleteSourceSnapshotsIfNeeded
backup.cpp@14045] INFO:Deleting current snapshot (\\?\GLOBALROOT\Device\HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy8\)
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.931 [service
backup.cpp@14082] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::DeleteSourceSnapshotsIfNeeded
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.933 [service
backup.cpp@14432] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::SetSourceDiffAreasIfNeeded
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.933 [service
backup.cpp@14539] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::SetSourceDiffAreasIfNeeded
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.933 [service
backup.cpp@14737] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::ResetTargetDiffAreaSize
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.933 [service CBlbBackupAsync::ResetTargetDiffAreaSize
backup.cpp@14754] INFO:Not resetting diff area
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.933 [service
backup.cpp@14866] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::ResetTargetDiffAreaSize
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.963 [service BlbBackupThreadFunc
backup.cpp@19873] ERROR:Backup operation aborted with hr=80780049
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.963 [service CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::SetState
systemstatebackup.cpp@1061] INFO:ENGINE STATE:BACKUP SYSTEM STATE:5
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.963 [service CBlbBackupAsync::SetState
backup.cpp@14709] INFO:ENGINE STATE:BACKUP:12. Previous state:8
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.963 [util
fileutils.cpp@1388] ENTER: BlbutilDeleteDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.963 [util
fileutils.cpp@1183] ENTER: BlbutilDeleteDirectory2
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.970 [util
fileutils.cpp@1344] EXIT: BlbutilDeleteDirectory2
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.970 [util BlbutilDeleteDirectory
fileutils.cpp@1443] INFO:Aborting deletion of
\\?\Volume{9f1ea684-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}\WindowsImageBackup\HEIAPP02\Backup 2011-09-22 135901 as one or more diectories or files are not getting deleted
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.970 [util BlbutilDeleteDirectory
fileutils.cpp@1463] INFO:Total number of files/directories deleted in
\\?\Volume{9f1ea684-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}\WindowsImageBackup\HEIAPP02\Backup 2011-09-22 135901 is 17
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.970 [util BlbutilDeleteDirectory
fileutils.cpp@1465] INFO:Deleting
\\?\Volume{9f1ea684-a26b-11de-bbc7-806e6f6e6963}\WindowsImageBackup\HEIAPP02\Backup 2011-09-22 135901 took 0 ms
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.970 [util
fileutils.cpp@1467] EXIT: BlbutilDeleteDirectory
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.970 [service
backup.cpp@12718] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::PublishAllBackupStopEvents
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service CBlbBackupAsync::PublishAllBackupStopEvents
backup.cpp@13047] INFO:Backup info for Volume [hr=8078001D, detailed hr = 0, Flags=1574, backupTypeDetermined = 1, IsCritical = 1]
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1850] ENTER: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::FillComponentConsistencyStatus
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1944] EXIT: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::FillComponentConsistencyStatus
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
systemstatebackup.cpp@1526] ENTER: CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::GetSSBTimes
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
systemstatebackup.cpp@1531] EXIT: CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::GetSSBTimes
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbengutils
BlbSqmUtils.cpp@342] ENTER: PublishBackupSqmDatapoint
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
backup.cpp@13273] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::PublishAllBackupStopEvents
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
backup.cpp@15016] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::UpdateBackupStatInRegistry
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
backup.cpp@14895] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::GetLastSuccessfulBackupInfo
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service CBlbBackupAsync::GetLastSuccessfulBackupInfo
backup.cpp@14960] INFO:Last successful backup stats. utc time 0, target name (NULL), target access path (NULL)
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
backup.cpp@14991] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::GetLastSuccessfulBackupInfo
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [helper
blbBackupStatUpdater.cpp@205] ENTER: CBlbBackupStatUpdater::SaveStatsToRegistry
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [helper CBlbBackupStatUpdater::SaveStatsToRegistry
blbBackupStatUpdater.cpp@233] INFO:RegOpenKeyEx was unsuccessful for HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WindowsBackup. hr=0x80070002
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [helper
blbBackupStatUpdater.cpp@368] EXIT: CBlbBackupStatUpdater::SaveStatsToRegistry
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service CBlbBackupAsync::UpdateBackupStatInRegistry
backup.cpp@15058] WARNING:pBlbBackupStatUpdater->SaveStatsToRegistry unsuccessful with hr=0x80070002. This should be fine on server skus.
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
backup.cpp@15069] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::UpdateBackupStatInRegistry
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service BlbBackupThreadFunc
backup.cpp@19957] WARNING:UpdateBackupStatInRegistry unsuccessful with hr=80070002
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbsrv
restoresystemstate.cpp@259] ENTER: CBlbsrvSystemStateRestore::FinalRelease
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbsrv
restorefiles.cpp@162] ENTER: CBlbsrvRestoreFiles::FinalRelease
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbsrv
srvutil.cpp@139] ENTER: BlbsrvFreeRestoreFileSpecs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbsrv
srvutil.cpp@151] EXIT: BlbsrvFreeRestoreFileSpecs
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbsrv
restorefiles.cpp@210] EXIT: CBlbsrvRestoreFiles::FinalRelease
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [blbsrv
restoresystemstate.cpp@312] EXIT: CBlbsrvSystemStateRestore::FinalRelease
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service CBlbAsync::Done
async.cpp@187] INFO:Marking async operation as completed
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service CBlbAsync::Done
async.cpp@190] INFO:Calling CompleteAsyncOperation for parent operation
[0]ed8.124c 09/22/2011-14:05:03.971 [service
backup.cpp@19987] EXIT: BlbBackupThreadFunc
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
backup.cpp@3149] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
backup.cpp@3209] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryVolumeBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1850] ENTER: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::FillComponentConsistencyStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [componenthelper
componentbackuphelper.cpp@1944] EXIT: CBlbComponentBackupHelper::FillComponentConsistencyStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
backup.cpp@3342] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryVolumeBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
backup.cpp@3359] ENTER: CBlbBackupAsync::QuerySystemStateBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
systemstatebackup.cpp@740] ENTER: CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
systemstatebackup.cpp@874] EXIT: CBlbSystemStateBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
backup.cpp@3399] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::QuerySystemStateBackupStatus
[0]ed8.f68 09/22/2011-14:05:04.227 [service
backup.cpp@3192] EXIT: CBlbBackupAsync::QueryStatus
[0]bf0.fe0 09/22/2011-14:05:04.228 [util
blbtrace.cpp@853] ENTER: BlbStopTracing
[0]bf0.fe0 09/22/2011-14:05:04.228 [util
blbtrace.cpp@397] ENTER: BlbStopTracing
[0]bf0.fe0 09/22/2011-14:05:04.228 [util
blbtrace.cpp@51] ENTER: BlbAllocateEventTraceProp
[0]bf0.fe0 09/22/2011-14:05:04.228 [util
blbtrace.cpp@83] EXIT: BlbAllocateEventTraceProp
Log Name:      Microsoft-Windows-Backup
Source:        Microsoft-Windows-Backup
Date:          9/22/2011 1:28:44 AM
Event ID:      5
Task Category: None
Level:         Error
Keywords:
User:          SYSTEM
Computer:      HEIAPP02.heimstaden.local
Description:
The backup operation that started at '‎2011‎-‎09‎-‎22T06:22:24.687716500Z' has failed with following error code '2155347997'. Please review the event details for a solution, and then rerun the backup operation once the issue is resolved.
Sumesh P - Microsoft Online Community Support

Where is the file share located in itunes because i cant find it??

Where is file share located??

Still no answer to this important question, nearly a year after it was posted? WHERE IS THE REMOTE BUTTON that we are supposed to pair Remote app on the iPhone with? Here's what the help file says in French :
Jumeler Remote avec une bibliothèque iTunes
1. Touchez Remote sur l’écran d’accueil de votre appareil.
2. Touchez Ajouter une bibliothèque iTunes.Un code à 4 chiffres apparaît.
3. Ouvrez iTunes sur votre ordinateur, puis cliquez sur le bouton Remote .
4. Tapez le code à 4 chiffres dans la fenêtre iTunes.iTunes jumelle la bibliothèque de votre ordinateur avec l’app Remote de votre appareil.
NO REMOTE BUTTON ANYWHERE IN ITUNES THAT I CAN SEE... HELP!

How to remove file path location listings from photos and objects in Acrobat Pro 9.0 PDF?

After converting a windows-based Powerpoint 2007 presentation to an Acrobat Pro 9.0 PDF, the file path location of all photos and objects are shown in a dialogue box when the cursor is moved over the image as seen in this screenshot below. How can I stop this from happening and remove this feature on my pdf documents?

I saw that referenced on a forum, but it does not seem to address the issue I am having.
As per Adobe Acrobat X Standard * What’s new, the equivalent to the "Tools > Protection > Remove Hidden Information" utility found in Acrobat X Standard is the same as the "Document > Examine Document" feature in Acrobat Pro 9.0. Those tools seem to cover meta data, book marks, hidden text, and deleted or cropped content, but not the file path listings that appear on images and objects converted from Powerpoint presentations and other MS Office programs.
I have reviewed the settings used while creating a pdf, and have also tried the “Advanced > Preflight tool”, but could not find anything to apply to the issue at hand.
Thus, this issue has not been resolved, but seems like it should be an easy fix that anyone who publishes pdf documents would want to use to publish clean, professional documents without anyone seeing the file path location of every object and image shown in the document on their hard drive.

Save as/Save does not point to file open location for the file

Hi,
Working with large number of files it's imperative that I can rely on the software's ability to know where open files are located on disk, so that when needed I can save all open files to their original locations. Unfortunately CS6 wil save all open files to the location of the last saved file!
Even after a power out, or CS6 crash, all the recovered files will point to the directory last document was saved to!!
This means that if I have 10 open files from 10 different folders, they will all be saved to one folder, in which maximum one of the 10 files have been opened from and I will not know where they are if I follow their original file location (e.g from Lightroom import from camera).
This generates a very time consuming manual workaround, in which I must file-by-file open the correct folder in Save as dialogue.
Using "Save As to Original Foder" has no meaning selected or de-selected.
I don't know of any other software that suppresses original file location in save/save as...
How do I disable this unproductive and illogical malfunction?
Morten

Okay, doing what you outlined, I'm getting the same result. It's acting like the file you open is a new file that hasn't been saved, and that always defaults to the last saved location. I'm not saying it should be like this, but I think it is default behavior. Only advice I can offer is to put in a feature request:
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
The squeeky wheel gets the oil, so let them know.

Counting number of files read by File adapter

I have configured a file adapter in a BPEL prcs to read files from a location. The adapter is polling files with a specific file ext(say txt). Is it possible to know the number of files read by the BPEL prcs at the end of the day??? i,e.
is it possible that a BPEL instance after reading a file updates the count in a variable and this variable value is seen by other BPEL instances and the other instances can also update the value....
Any pointers will be helpful...
Thanks

You could make use of some logtable and log it inhere.
In the bpel after a file is pickup up, read this value from the table, add 1 to it, and write it back.
Or try this approach from Lucas :
http://technology.amis.nl/blog/?p=2781

Blob for binary file, read/write problems

Hi,
I am relatively new to this type of development so apologies if this question is a bit basic.
I am trying to write a binary document (.doc) to a blob and read it back again, constructing the original word file. I have the following code for reading and writing the file:
private void save_addagreement_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
// Save the agreement to the database
int test_setting = 0;
// create an OracleConnection object to connect to the
// database and open the connection
string constr;
if (test_setting == 0)
constr = "User Id=royalty;Password=royalty;data source=xe";
else
constr = "User ID=lob_user;Password=lob_password;data source=xe";
OracleConnection myOracleConnection = new OracleConnection(constr);
myOracleConnection.Open();
// create an OracleCommand object to hold a SQL statement
OracleCommand myOracleCommand = myOracleConnection.CreateCommand();
myOracleCommand.CommandText = "insert into blob_content(id, blob_column) values 2, empty_blob())";
OracleDataReader myOracleDataReader = myOracleCommand.ExecuteReader();
// step 2: read the row
OracleTransaction myOracleTransaction = myOracleConnection.BeginTransaction();
myOracleCommand.CommandText =
"SELECT id, blob_column FROM blob_content WHERE id = 2";
myOracleDataReader = myOracleCommand.ExecuteReader();
myOracleDataReader.Read();
Console.WriteLine("myOracleDataReadre[\"id\"] = " + myOracleDataReader["id"]);
OracleBlob myOracleBlob = myOracleDataReader.GetOracleBlobForUpdate(1);
Console.WriteLine("OracleBlob = " + myOracleBlob.Length);
myOracleBlob.Erase();
FileStream fs = new FileStream(agreement_filename.Text, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read);
Console.WriteLine("Opened " + agreement_filename.Text + " for reading");
int numBytesRead;
byte[] byteArray = new byte[fs.Length];
numBytesRead = fs.Read(byteArray, 0, (Int32)fs.Length);
Console.WriteLine(numBytesRead + " read from file");
myOracleBlob.Write(byteArray, 0, byteArray.Length);
Console.WriteLine(byteArray.Length + " written to blob object");
Console.WriteLine("Blob Length = " + myOracleBlob.Length);
fs.Close();
myOracleDataReader.Close();
myOracleConnection.Close();
This gives the following console output:
myOracleDataReadre["id"] = 2
OracleBlob = 0
Opened D:\sample_files\oly_in.doc for reading
56832 read from file
56832 written to blob object
Blob Length = 56832
My write to file code is:
private void save_agreement_to_disk_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
string filename;
SaveFileDialog savedoc = new SaveFileDialog();
if (savedoc.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
filename = savedoc.FileName;
// create an OracleConnection object to connect to the
// database and open the connection
OracleConnection myOracleConnection = new OracleConnection("User ID=royalty;Password=royalty");
myOracleConnection.Open();
// create an OracleCommand object to hold a SQL statement
OracleCommand myOracleCommand = myOracleConnection.CreateCommand();
myOracleCommand.CommandText =
"SELECT id, blob_column " +
"FROM blob_content " +
"WHERE id = 2";
OracleDataReader myOracleDataReader = myOracleCommand.ExecuteReader();
myOracleDataReader.Read();
Console.WriteLine("myOracleDataReader[id] = " + myOracleDataReader["id"]);
//Step 2: Get the LOB locator
OracleBlob myOracleBlob = myOracleDataReader.GetOracleBlobForUpdate(1);
Console.WriteLine("Blob size = " + myOracleBlob.Length);
//Step 3: get the BLOB data using the read() method
byte[] byteArray = new byte[500];
int numBytesRead;
int totalBytes = 0;
FileStream fs = new FileStream(filename, FileMode.OpenOrCreate, FileAccess.Write);
while ((numBytesRead = myOracleBlob.Read(byteArray, 0, 500)) > 0)
totalBytes += numBytesRead;
fs.Write(byteArray, 0, byteArray.Length);
Console.WriteLine("numBytes = " + numBytesRead + " totalBytes = " + totalBytes);
Console.WriteLine((int)fs.Length + " bytes written to file");
fs.Close();
myOracleDataReader.Close();
myOracleConnection.Close();
This gives the following console output:
myOracleDataReader[id] = 2
Blob size = 0
0 bytes written to file
If I manually add the blob file using the following:
DECLARE
my_blob BLOB;
BEGIN
-- load the BLOB
my_bfile := BFILENAME('SAMPLE_FILES_DIR', 'binaryContent.doc');
SELECT blob_column
INTO my_blob
FROM blob_content
WHERE id = 1 FOR UPDATE;
DBMS_LOB.FILEOPEN(my_bfile, dbms_lob.file_readonly);
DBMS_LOB.LOADFROMFILE(my_blob, my_bfile, DBMS_LOB.GETLENGTH(my_bfile), 1, 1);
DBMS_LOB.FILECLOSEALL();
COMMIT;
END;
COMMIT;
The write to file works perfectly. This tells me that there must be something wrong with my code that is writing the blob to the database. I tried where possible to following the Oracle article using large objects in .NET but that (along with most things on the internet) focus on uploading text files.
Thanks in advance.
Chris.

myOracleCommand.CommandText = "insert into blob_content(id, blob_column) values 2, empty_blob())";
OracleDataReader myOracleDataReader = myOracleCommand.ExecuteReader();
This looks wrong, you shouldn't be using ExecuteReader unless you expect to get a result back. Try using ExecuteNonQuery to do the insert.

Passing file read location as a parameter or dynamica to FTP write adapter.

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