Gene Heskett wrote:
On Monday 19 December 2005 20:35, Dan Brown wrote:
Actually, I had initially forgotten to uncomment that a couple of
days ago and gotten the dumps rejected right away. Right now, both
the 150GB and the 50GB disks are set to be filled up to capacity
-1Gb. I also have only 30% of the disks (or is this the entire
holding disk set?) reserved for only incremental dumps.
Do I have to set this in each holding disk definition when I have
more than one holding disk?
Yes, I believe this is a per disk definition.
No, the "reserve" is global. Note the percent value is calculated to
the free holdingdiskspace when the amdump run starts. Meaning that
if you have 170gb of the 200gb (150+50) free, then you only have
28 Gbyte (30 gb, use -1 gb twice )of free holdingdisk space,
times 30% = 8.4 Gbyte reserved for incrementals, and 19.6 Gbyte
for full dumps to holdingdisk if no suitable tape found.
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