I'm running SQL Server 2008 r2 sp3 and am taking transaction log backups every 5 minutes from my primary server in a log shipping scenario. I have multiple standby servers that are log shipped to. On one of the servers, call it server A, I am randomly receiving the following error:
Could not redo log record (172980:741440:22), for transaction ID (0:1889746485), on page (1:28106052), database 'ABCDE' (database ID 5). Page: LSN = (172980:698240:6), type = 2. Log: OpCode = 2, context 3, PrevPageLSN: (172980:739640:5). Restore from a backup of the database, or repair the database.
The transaction log backup file isn't corrupted, because if I restore a backup of the primary database and run log shipping again, it will proceed without any issues. The log backup file itself is about 7.5MB compressed. My other standby servers are not having any issues. I log ship about a dozen different databases, and they each randomly experience this issue at random times.
I recently migrated from one primary SQL Server to another (different OS server, different SAN). Prior to the migration, I was having the above issue on a different SQL Server, call it server B. Since the migration, server B has been fine, but now server A is experiencing the issue.