Abnormal termination of Archive process

Problem(Abstract)

The Archive process begins but immediately ends without archiving any rows, or abruptly ends at a specific row in a specific table without explanation.

The Archive Process Report returns:

Archive Process Errors:
The Server process for the Archive Request has abnormally terminated.

There is no further error information displayed.

Symptom

The Optim trace shows:

ERRWERRH ERR_RetryMgr (0240) EXCP 09/27/2011 16:28:36 000062 000006E8 00005A4
Win32 Exception=C0000005 Desc=Access Violation
ERRWERRH ERR_RetryMgr (0000) ENVE 09/27/2011 16:28:36 000063 000006E8 000005A4
Exception:C0000005 (Access Violation) at 02DCC372
Exception occured on 09/27/2011 at 16:28:36
PN0CSS00 csscdep0.c CSSObjDepends(00783-0004C372)
Registers at Failure:
CS=0023 DS=002B ES=002B FS=0053 GS=002B SS=002B
EIP=02DCC372 EAX=40FE7C02 EBX=0412EF48 ECX=40FE7C02
EDX=00000002 EBP=062DD384 EDI=00000830 ESI=00C884A4
ESP=062DD240 FLG=00010202 PID=000006E8 TID=000005A4
Current Stack Len:142784 Attempt to Read at Address 40FE7C0A

**Snip**

CSSCDDL0 CSSGetDDLObject (1333) EXCP 09/27/2011 16:28:36 000064 000006E8 000005A4
ErrMsg: Error Exit)
RetCode: CSSERR_CREDDLERR(07080) Create DDL Object failed
AuxCode: ENVERR_EXCEPTION(01023) Operating System Exception
Token1: UpdDepLinkScan
Token2: Access Violation
Token4: Access Violation

Cause

Some of the extended objects that Optim attempts to Archive can produce this issue.

Environment

It is important to note that, while the process report returns information about the Server process, this can happen when running locally as well.

Diagnosing the problem

For further diagnostics, it may be beneficial to select each of the extended objects one at a time, and re-run the Archive, to pinpoint the failing element.

Resolving the problem

From the Archive Request:

1) Choose the Objects tab

2) Deselect all of the Extended Objects

3) Successfully re-run the archive

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