FW: ADSM/Backint for SAP

>-----Original Message-----
>From:  Iseli,Dominique,VEVEY,ISL 
>Sent:  Friday, May 16, 1997 10:11 AM
>To:    Lambelet,Rene,VEVEY,FC-SIL/INF.
>Subject:       FW: ADSM/Backi
>
>Sherry,
>
>We have tried with big files to backup with BACKINT and it is abnormally
>long.
>We actually use the backint of Hewlett-Packard with Omniback on NT and
>the compression works fine, doing a brbackup with SAP.
>When we want to switch to ADSM/Backint we have this compression problem.
>When we use the ADSM ptf6 to backup the drives (DSM.EXE) we have no
>problem with compression.
> 
>We have to make the Backint compression ADSM working.
>Iseli D. / René Lambelet
> 
>  
>-----Original Message-----
>From:    Sherry_L_Jackson AT email.whirlpool DOT com 
>[SMTP:Sherry_L_Jackson@ema-
>il.whirlpool.com]
>Sent:    Thursday, May 15, 1997 8:52 PM
>To: Lambelet,Rene,VEVEY,FC-SIL/INF.
>Subject: Re: ADSM/Backint - compression
> 
>     From what I understood in class, compression turned on with a small
>     amount of data and I would say that 1MB is very small, will actually
>     take much longer than doing a backup without compression.
> 
>     There was a recommended amount of data to backup before you turned
>     compression on.  Sometimes a compressed file was much larger than the
> 
>     original file, if the original file was a small size.  I think you
>     will have to try it with a large file to see how it actually works.
> 
>     Sherry
> 
> 
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>Subject: ADSM/Backint - compression
>Author:  "Lambelet;Rene;VEVEY;FC-SIL/INF." <Rene.Lambelet AT NESTLE DOT COM> at
>Internet
>Date:    5/15/97 3:28 PM
> 
> 
>Bonjour,
> 
>we are experiencing a problem with backups from NT/SAP-R3.
> 
>ADSM/Backint, with "compression off" will backup 1 MBytes in 5 seconds.
>Fine.
> 
>With "compression on", it takes 15 min for the same files! This is of
>course unsupportable knowing that we will have to backup more than 10 GB
>in the future.
> 
>The SAP client processor is a powerfull machine.
> 
>Is this problem known to somebody?
> 
>Thanks fo helping us.
> 
>René Lambelet, Nestec, Vevey, Switzerland
>