The transfer of the 29 objects that were backed up.  The rest of the time 
was spent getting info from server and sorting though files on client
to decide what needed backing up, and some other overhead stuff.
That's the ideal explanation.

As I look further I see you transferred 1.7GB in 47 secs.  Is that possible
with your network?  There have been some instances (versions) where
these statistics were not correct.  Also if you have multiple backup
sessions to one client it can give incorrect results.

David Longo

>>> JWholey AT EXCHANGE.ML DOT COM 05/31/02 08:37AM >>>
Can someone expound on what exactly DATA TRANSFER TIME specifies.  I've read 
the definition in the manual and it's still not clear to me.  In the below 
example, exactly what took 47.07 seconds?  thx.


05/30/2002 21:45:36 --- SCHEDULEREC STATUS BEGIN
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Total number of objects inspected:   12,987
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Total number of objects backed up:       29
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Total number of objects updated:          0
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Total number of objects rebound:          0
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Total number of objects deleted:          0
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Total number of objects expired:          0
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Total number of objects failed:           1
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Total number of bytes transferred:     1.70 GB
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Data transfer time:                   47.07 sec
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Network data transfer rate:        38,081.71 KB/sec
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Aggregate data transfer rate:        283.08 KB/sec
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Objects compressed by:                   37%
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Elapsed processing time:           01:45:32
05/30/2002 21:45:36 --- SCHEDULEREC STATUS END



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