- #HOW TO RUN RESTORE JOB IN IPERIUS BACKUP INSTALL#
- #HOW TO RUN RESTORE JOB IN IPERIUS BACKUP MANUAL#
- #HOW TO RUN RESTORE JOB IN IPERIUS BACKUP UPGRADE#
- #HOW TO RUN RESTORE JOB IN IPERIUS BACKUP WINDOWS#
In the Job Step Properties dialog box, copy the command from the Command Prompt window, as shown in the following screenshot.Īt an elevated command prompt on the DPM server (that's running a local instance of SQL Server), run the following example command: C:\Program Files\Microsoft System Center 2012 R2\DPM\DPM\bin\TriggerJob.exe F60C8734-2DF5-4E86-8C7D-43558BD5A071 2F481ACB-2C3D-4F48-8C70-CA989C3E8FF2 In the Properties dialog box, select Steps on the left, and then select the Edit button at the bottom. Right-click one of the jobs, and then select Properties. Start SQL Server Management Studio, and then connect to the SQL Server instance that's used for the DPMDB database. You can run Triggerjob.exe at a command line to manually check whether the command will be run and the backup job will start in DPM correctly. See Check the logon account credentials section to troubleshoot this issue. This message confirms that the SQL Server Agent wasn't able to run the job because of incorrect permissions or some other reason. If the job doesn't run, you should receive an error message that resembles the following.Įxecution of job '00890b12-9058-4f42-8143-291dc3de4d78' failed. Right-click a job, and then select Start Job at Step on the context menu. The GUIDs values in the list under Jobs provide the Schedule ID for each job. Start SQL Server Management Studio, and connect to the SQL Server instance that's used for the DPMDB database. You can try running the job manually from SQL Management Studio. The DPM job failed because it could not contact the DPM engine.ĩ0TriggerJob.cs76True Run the job manually from SQL Server Management Studio
#HOW TO RUN RESTORE JOB IN IPERIUS BACKUP INSTALL#
You can install or repair the component on the local computer. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. The description for Event ID 976 from source MSDPM cannot be found.
#HOW TO RUN RESTORE JOB IN IPERIUS BACKUP WINDOWS#
Here is a sample event from Windows Error Reporting: The last step to run was step 1 (Default JobStep). If your DPM computer is using remote SQL Server for DPMDB, review the Application log on the remote server.įor example, the following event may be found in the Application log to indicate that the SQL Server Agent experience some problem when it tried to run the command line. Make sure that you check the Application log in Event Viewer for any events from SQL Server that are related to the scheduled job failure. However, these events are captured in the Application log as SQL Server, Windows Error Reporting, or MSDPM events, depending on the cause of the problem. When a scheduled backup job fails to be invoked by SQL Server, DPM doesn't raise any alerts for those job failures because it was a failure on the SQL Server side. The following sections provide a few techniques to troubleshoot scheduled backup job failures. Because SQL Server didn't run the command, DPM doesn't know about this failure and continues to display the protection status of the data sources as green.
#HOW TO RUN RESTORE JOB IN IPERIUS BACKUP UPGRADE#
This path may differ depending on DPM version and whether it's an upgrade (same path) or a fresh installation (different path).įor some reason, the command doesn't run and call Triggerjob.exe, the DPM engine isn't invoked. The following one is an example of a typical command that's run by Schedule Agent Scheduler to begin execution of the job at the scheduled time: C:\Program Files\Microsoft System Center 2012 R2\DPM\DPM\bin\TriggerJob.exe 1bd305ae-f158-4948-93f8-e935103b168f 1e53fd39-0339-4d41-96ec-89fdf587f1e5 TriggerJob.exe is run by the SQL Server Agent Scheduler at the scheduled time through the following command syntax: triggerjob.exe A component that's known as TriggerJob.exe is used to invoke the DPM engine by passing the Job Definition ID for the data source to begin execution of the backup job. When protection groups are set up, DPM creates backup jobs (incremental syncs, express full, and so on) in SQL Server for each data source, together with other maintenance jobs.
#HOW TO RUN RESTORE JOB IN IPERIUS BACKUP MANUAL#
This problem doesn't affect ad-hoc manual jobs because SQL Server Agent isn't used when you run manual jobs from the DPM console.
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