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The database does not seem to be a Shareponit content database

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Konstantin Vlasenko Posted: Mon, Jan 18 2010 3:46 AM

ENVIRONMENT:
Recovery Manager for SharePoint 3.0 and newer.
Recovery Manager Backup Reader (powered by LiteSpeed) 5.2.0.1240 is installed on a SQL server.
So the rapid analysis mode is enabled.

ISSUE:
Analysis fails with the message: "The database does not seem to be a Shareponit content database"

WORKAROUND:
1. Disable rapid analysis mode. Go to INSTALLDIR\Utils directory and click on DisableOLRMode.cmd.
2. Find the BackupAnalyzer.log file in the INSTLLDIR\Logs.
3. Find the "get backup tables" string in it.
4. You will see the query like this below:
    IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sysobjects WHERE id = OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[BackupTables_-1139634070]') AND type in (N'U'))
    BEGIN
    CREATE TABLE #TempTable ([name] nvarchar(128))
    INSERT INTO #TempTable
    exec master.dbo.xp_objectrecovery_viewcontents @FileNumber=1, @FileName='\\COMPUTER\MYBackups\WSSContent.bak'

    CREATE TABLE [dbo].[BackupTables_-1139634070](
    [TableName] [nvarchar](256)  NOT NULL
    ) ON [PRIMARY]

    INSERT INTO [dbo].[BackupTables_-1139634070]
    SELECT name FROM #TempTable

    DROP TABLE #TempTable

    END
5. The open RM_Cache_CF2BEBF5 database and delete a BackupTables_XXX (in this example it should be BackupTables_-1139634070). This table should be empty.
6. Then you can try to reanalyze a backup again.

We are working on this issue. Let you know as soon as I get a result.

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