Hi,
looks like your DB is good optimised for read operations,
less for write/change operations.
Load takes long, but not necessarily that long.
My DB of some 6 GB used space took more than an hour to be dumped,
but was loaded in something more than a day.
NT4, 2 333 Pentii CPU´s.
I believe that adsm-DB spread in mure (16) db volumes
over 2 raid 1 arrays implemented on
an 80MB/s SCSI controller with fair amount
of well-managed on-board RAM-cache
and usage of at least 2 independent scsi channels
speeds up writing in adsm´s database significantly.
(please note, same amount of dbvols could
be fatal in another HW environmenmt)
More usefull in your current situation:
if you are using the adsm´s software raid 1,
switch it off during either load or restore operations.
This will speed things up, you can add this
redundancy any time later.
regards
Juraj Salak
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