File cannot verify

[hokus75]

Is there a way to maintain/defragment the static file?
I only got 350 meg left on the same partition.
Why is there a failure on the .hlp file?

/T

logfile:

Media Name: "AviTec Full 2002"
Backup of "C: "
Backup set #14 on storage media #1
Backup set description: "Full Backup"
Backup Type: NORMAL - Back Up Files - Reset Archive Bit
Backup started on 2002-11-08 at 02:12:22 .
OFO: Static file on device running OFO has grown to maximum size (1000 MB) and cannot be incremented anymore.
To increase the minimum and maximum size, use the OFO Wizard on the Tools menu.
Optimum settings for your system will vary.
Suggested alternate settings are minimum 200 and maximum 800 or minimum 1000 and maximum 2000.
OFO: Error during backup. Set has been aborted.
WARNING: "\WINNT\Help\tsadmin.hlp" is a corrupt file.
This file cannot verify.
^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Access denied to file \WINNT\Help\tsadmin.hlp.
^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Error reading security data stream.
^ ^ ^ ^ ^

Backup completed on 2002-11-08 at 02:19:54 .
Backed up 3995 files in 644 directories.
1 corrupt file was backed up
Processed 1 671 891 616 bytes in 7 minutes and 32 seconds.
Throughput rate: 211,7 MB/min

 

[bobafet]

You need to place the Open File static option on a volume that has enough disk space.
Go to tools/Open File Option Wizard and configure the location and the minimum and maximum size.

I would say the failure is because the file is open and the open file option is not running at that point.

 

[Qdog]

Optimum way of configuring OFO static volume:
1. Locate the static volume on a seperate physical harddrive from those drives you want to back up. Do this on your local server if that is all you are backing up AND on remote servers you are using OFO with.
2. If your total backup for a particular server is over 20GB, set initial size to 400, max=1000
3. If you cannot locate the static volume on a physically seperate disk, then the static volume cannot grow past the initial size set. In that case, the only setting you can tweak is the initial size.