If you see this failure as part of a backup job, then in the Protection task area, select the SQL Server database and click ...

If you see this failure as part of a backup job, then in the Protection task area, select the SQL Server database and click Create recovery point. Choose express full backup. Alternately, you can wait for the next scheduled express full backup to run. 
If this failure occurs as part of a recovery job, then try to recover from another point in time. 
Review the Application Event Viewer logs on the computer running SQL Server for more details. 
Ensure that this database is not already protected by another backup application.

If you recently installed a protection agent on %ServerName;, the computer may be restarting. Wait a few minutes after restarting ... If you see this error on the primary DPM server then, 1) Check to see if you can reduce the number of express fulls (or file ... If you see this error on the primary DPM server then, 1) Check to see if you can reduce the number of express fulls (or file ... If you see this error on the primary DPM server then, 1) Check to see if you can reduce the number of express fulls (or file ... If you see this failure as part of a backup job, then in the Protection task area, select the SQL Server database and click ... If you see this failure as part of a backup job, then in the Protection task area, select the SQL Server database and click ... If you see this failure as part of a backup job, then in the Protection task area, select the SQL Server database and click ... If you use DPM to protect data on NETLOGON or SYSVOL shares on a domain controller, restoring the data using DPM will corrupt ... If you use the DPM storage pool, you can increase the size of the volumes in the future. If you use custom volumes, you must ...