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Backups using differential and full and causing issues

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I am a SharePoint Administrator using SharePoint 2010 SP1 Enteprise Edition and I am running Powershell to backup nightly a FULL FARM backup.

Backup-SPFarm -Directory \\SERVERsqlbackup01\SQL_Full_Backups\SharePoint\spbackup\production-farm -BackupMethod full -Verbose

I also run backup's in SharePoint's Central Administration nightly to perform a full database crawl and then an incremental crawl every half hour on the SharePoint Farm.

My DBA is finding these backup's and they are causing him to wonder what is going on as I am NOT doing a differntial and he states that they happen only with simple database mode, not full.

IT IS ONLY HAPPENED ON SIMPLE MODEL DATABASES

This is an export from SQL Management Studio 2012 SP1 BI Edition

DatabaseName          recovery_model         user_name      Duration in Mins       backup_start_date            backup_finish_date   backuptype     backup_size    size_unit         physical_device_name            backup_set_id
Search_Service_Application_SERVER1_CrawlStoreDB_c9d7342c169a4b75a6254c0b6871f44e     SIMPLE            DOMAIN\Farm-Account  0.016666         2013-05-29 23:16:06.000        2013-05-29 23:16:07.000            Differential     1.273437500000000   MB            \\SERVERsqlbackup01\SQL_Full_Backups\SharePoint\spbackup\production-farm\spbr00B5\00000134.bak            29638
Search_Service_Application_SERVER1_CrawlStoreDB_c9d7342c169a4b75a6254c0b6871f44e     SIMPLE            DOMAIN\Farm-Account  0.283333         2013-05-29 23:14:12.000        2013-05-29 23:14:29.000        Full            451.274414062000000           MB            \\SERVERsqlbackup01\SQL_Full_Backups\SharePoint\spbackup\production-farm\spbr00B5\00000134.bak            29635

Here is concern,
The backup history for this SQL Server database indicates that backups are getting appended to existing backup devices. This increases the risk of losing all the backups when the backup device gets damaged. Also the performance of backup and restore operations might be degraded when several backups are appended to one another on the same backup device that resides on a remote server and accessed over the network

Thank you!


Upon looking at this, this location, starting with "SERVERsqlbackup01" is using the backup's that SharePoint is creating and referencing that I am setting up in the PowerShell script.  Why would SQL Management Studio be reading / referencing this / getting errors about this?

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