I have a Log Shipping config between two SQL Server 2014 Standard Edition instances that periodically has the following error. "The backup data at the end of "\\Path\.trn" is incorrectly formatted. Backup sets on the media might be damaged and unusable. To determine the backup sets on the media, use RESTORE HEADERONLY. To determine the usability of the backup sets, run RESTORE VERIFYONLY. If all of the backup sets are incomplete, reformat the media using BACKUP WITH FORMAT, which destroys all the backup sets."The transaction log backups after this all restore fine. When I run RESTORE VERIFYONLY the result says the backup set on file 1 is valid. This is true when I run it against the file sitting on the primary and on the secondary. Since the subsequent transaction log backups are completing without error and the database goes into the StandBy/ReadOnly state as expected, do I need to concern myself with this periodic error?
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