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If you receive the event ID 18264 error code, this guide is here to help. d!, Device Information: (% 10). CAUSE: This academic message indicates that a full database backup was successful. This message is written to the application event log and the SQL Server error log each time a backup completes.
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Details
attribute | value |
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Product name | Microsoft SQL Server |
Event ID | 18264 |
Event Source | ENGINEMSSQL |
component | SQL Engine |
Symbolic name | STRMIO_DBDUMP |
Text Supported by Messages | Active database. Database:% s, new versions Date (time):% s (% s), cleaned pages:% d, very first LSN:% s, last LSN:% s, number of devices after dump:% d, device information : (% s). This is an informational message only. All that is required is user action. |
Explanation
DefaultWhenever a file is successfully backed up, this informational message is added to the SQL error server log and the system instance log. If you back up the transaction log very often, these messages can accumulate quickly and create very large error logs that can make it difficult to find other messages.
User Response
You can suppress these log records by using SQL Server trace flag 3226. Enabling this fact trace flag is useful if you tend to back up frequently and hardly any of your scripts rely on these records.
For more information on using trace flags, see your server documentation for SQL.
See Also
We have SQL 2008 R2 instances running on Windows servers (2008 R2 and 2012 R2). When my family and I take a regular snapshot that hibernates the guest filesystem, it logs messages to the Event Viewer that every database has been backed up. I expected this type of backup month Application / Database Locations; However, we usually only take a snapshot at the VMware level (example: before installing patches on the server we are taking, just take a snapshot)
I / O with event ID 3197: Freeze and added to the msdb database. Users are unlikely to need to take action. However, if the I / O does not resume within the specified time frame, you can cancel the backup.
Event ID 3198: I / O in the msdb database continues. A null user response is required.
Event ID 18264: Database backup was created. Database: msdb, creation 04/02/2010 (17:35:08), date (time): deleted pages: 4075, first LSN: 5306: 704: 64, last LSN: 5306: 744: 1, number of devices from the dump: 1 device replies: (FILE = 1, TYPE = VIRTUAL_DEVICE: ‘D923871B-4D87-4CBF-BAC3-A10B8AEBBA1F2’). This is just an informational message. Usually no user action is required.
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The database has been backed up. Db_one, database: record date (time): 07/21/2010 (20:38:19), pages uploaded: 1, first LSN: 11928: 18490: 37, last LSN: 11928: 18506: 1, number of dump blocks: 1 , device information: (FILE = 1, TYPE = VIRTUAL_DEVICE: ‘458EDC23-26C2-4231-A005-1CE7BA1B03068’). This is an informational message only. No action is required from the user.
The database has been backed up. Database: dm_EMR, date (time): Created 07/21/2010 (20:38:19), pages unloaded: 1, extreme LSN: 11928: 18490: 37, last LSN: 11928: 18506: 1, device dump number: 1 , device information: (FILE = 1, TYPE = VIRTUAL_DEVICE: ‘458EDC23-26C2-4231-A005-1CE7BA1B03068’). This is an informational message except. No action is required from the user.
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If the database is absolutely not in scheduled maintenance, another task needs to be done to maintain it. Check what happens when you record this message.
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Thanks for your answer and I apologize for remaining ambiguous.
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