Troubleshooting recovery point archive using Archive Tier
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This article provides troubleshooting details to for error codes that appears when a recovery point can't be moved to archive.
RecoveryPointTypeNotEligibleForArchive
Error message: Recovery-Point Type is not eligible for Archive Move
Description: This error code is shown when the selected recovery point type isn't eligible to be moved to archive.
Recommended action: Check eligibility of the recovery point. See Supported workloads.
RecoveryPointHaveActiveDependencies
Error message: Recovery-Point having active dependencies for restore is not eligible for Archive Move
Description: The selected recovery point has active dependencies and so can’t be moved to archive.
Recommended action" Check eligibility of the recovery point. See Supported workloads.
MinLifeSpanInStandardRequiredForArchive
Error message: Recovery-Point is not eligible for Archive Move as lifespan spent in Vault-Standard-Tier is lesser than the required minimum
Description: The recovery point has to stay in Standard tier for a minimum of three months for Azure virtual machines, and 45 days for SQL Server in Azure virtual machines
Recommended action: Check eligibility of the recovery point. See Supported workloads.
MinRemainingLifeSpanInArchiveRequired
Error message: Recovery-Point remaining lifespan is lesser than the required minimum.
Description: The minimum lifespan required for a recovery point for archive move eligibility is six months.
Recommended action: Check eligibility of the recovery point. See Supported workloads.
UserErrorRecoveryPointAlreadyInArchiveTier
Error message: Recovery-Point is not eligible for archive move as it has already been moved to archive tier
Description: The selected recovery point is already in archive. So it’s not eligible to be moved to archive.
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