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Rusty
Yeah I see that, but was seeking advice outside of this in
case someone on here had a much better way of getting the batch file to help
improve the throughput in terms of the number of jobs.
Back to the drawing board then.....
I think you'll find the answer to
your question in the SQL admin guide.
From my recollection, you can tune how many streams you want to run at a
time, and which DB's will be backed up by the job in your script file.
I think someone else may have a more
specific answer, but I think you'll find the guide has your answer.
Rusty
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Good Morning
I wonder if I can get some advice from some NBU SQL
Experts here.
Situation: Win2k3 SP2 Master and Mutliple
SAN Media Servers.
I have many VM Machines that are doing backups via the lan at this
stage. VMCB will be looked into later this year.
Problem I am seeing: In particular, 2
clients have 500 SQL DB's on them and the behaviour of NetBackup seems to
be:
1) A Schedule kicks off for
SQL
2) Another
job kicks in for the Default Application Backup and it backs up each single
DB
Is there a way I can group ALL the DB's or
maybe 5, 10 or so in one hit? Or is this behaviour I am seeing normal. It takes
approx 5 hours for the backups of SQL to complete, and throughput is around 22 -
28mb/second. Some of the DB's are very small (several hundred MB and a couple
are of several hundreg GB - Not good for LAN based I know, hence why I am
looking into a Consolidated Backup solution later).
Any advice is greatly
appreciated.
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Simon
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