Steven Harris wrote:
> Hi all.
>

Hej Steve,

> Running the native backint command to backup a single oracle file of 2GB
> size, I got 60GB/hour throughput.  However restoring this file to a
> different directory on the same disk gave me about 8.5 GB/hour.



> I've read the manual forwards and backwards, and am at a loss as to how to
> proceed.  Any ideas will be gladly accepted.
>

It sounds to me like there must be some bottleneck. Bet thing to do
would be to measure everything. CPU/Memory/network utilisation on both
the server and the client. And on the client als the disk performance.
What is your disk-array doing during this restore? Al that sorts of
thing. I don't think this is a TSM issue. Also, tnere might be some
asymerticy in your network, or some misconfiguration. Try tricks like
doing a normal (huge) ftp transfer from our server to your client, just
to see what is going on....

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