Error: Internal error, archive ‘vault name’ does not exist. Consult system Administrator.
Verify that the archive is setup correctly by:
- Ensuring the PDM Archive Service is running.
- Ping the server using both the Host Name and the IP Address.
- Telnet Test the server through ports 3030,1433 and 1434.
- Ensure the correct folder location is shown in the Archive Server Configuration tool.
- Correct archive folder location in SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
- Correct archive folder location in the Registry.
Inspect Archive folder location:
- Open SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) - You can search for SSMS in windows search:
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- Run a query for the filename that is giving trouble accessing the specific Document ID.
- To run the query, select ‘New Query’
- Ensure the correct database is selected (often the Vault Name)
- Type in the following in the text space:
SELECT *
FROM Documents
WHERE Filename = <Filename>.<FileExtension>Where the <Filename>.<FileExtension> is the name of the file giving the issue.
- Run a query for the filename that is giving trouble accessing the specific Document ID.
4. Execute Query
- Convert resultant Document ID to Hexadecimal using an online calculator.
- Go to the correct archive folder location (by using Hexadecimal value).
- If for example, the Hexadecimal result is 72A:
- From within Vault archive folder, navigate to folder with letter A, then files will be located in folder 72A.
- Does the folder exist?
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- No - Get folder & contents from previous backup.
- Is there an XML file?
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- No - Create new XML file/ Get one from previous backup
- Is the XML file correct?
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- No - Update XML with correct versions + dates + etc
Date: 13/05/2022