I don't know why this is happening but I certainly would not dismiss it
out of hand. At the VERY least, what I would do, is to Restore a few of
these "bad" files to a temporary folder and do a FC (file compare) in DOS
mode on both files. However, even if they compared OK I would be very
leery about any backup software giving me errors. What device are you
backing up to?


"Jim Carter" wrote in message
news:3b0d132b$1@hronntp01....
>
> Recently, we've been getting the following error messages in the report:
> Error: C:\"file" does not match the original.
>
> I would assume this is comparing the backed-up file with what is on the
hard
> drive & finding some difference. However, none of the files it lists are
> in use, or being time stamped in any way.I've even gone in & created new
> jobs & still get some of these error messages. Does anyone know why this
> is happening? I know its not critical, just a nuisance. Thanks.

We are using an HP Colorado Travan Tape Backup. Thanks for your response.
"Leon FB" wrote:
>I don't know why this is happening but I certainly would not dismiss it
>out of hand. At the VERY least, what I would do, is to Restore a few of
>these "bad" files to a temporary folder and do a FC (file compare) in DOS
>mode on both files. However, even if they compared OK I would be very
>leery about any backup software giving me errors. What device are you
>backing up to?
>
>
>"Jim Carter" wrote in message
>news:3b0d132b$1@hronntp01....
>>
>> Recently, we've been getting the following error messages in the report:
>> Error: C:\"file" does not match the original.
>>
>> I would assume this is comparing the backed-up file with what is on the
>hard
>> drive & finding some difference. However, none of the files it lists are
>> in use, or being time stamped in any way.I've even gone in & created new
>> jobs & still get some of these error messages. Does anyone know why this
>> is happening? I know its not critical, just a nuisance. Thanks.
>
>