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VDS_E_CACHE_CORRUPT
VDS_E_CACHE_CORRUPT refers to the service-side cache used to represent VDS objects and relationships. It is distinct from VDS_E_PROVIDER_CACHE_CORRUPT, which is reported by a hardware provider that caches information about an external array.
Rebuild state without assuming the disks changed
- Stop issuing configuration operations from stale COM object references.
- Refresh or reload the VDS service and enumerate providers, packs, disks and volumes again.
- Compare persistent object IDs and physical-device paths before resuming changes.
A corrupt cache is not evidence that filesystem data is corrupt. The safe response is to discard cached management objects and reconstruct topology from the providers. Do not map old enumeration indices to new objects after reload; use GUIDs, device paths and identification data. Persistent cache corruption warrants provider and service log analysis.
IVdsService · GetObject · Hardware refresh
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