On donderdag, augustus 29, 2002, at 04:27 , Coviello, Paul wrote:
HI I have a 2 part question.
1. we currently have a controlled migration that happens at
10:00
am everyday. We have the following comand: update stgp backuppool
highmig=1 lowmig=0 migproc=3. We are getting complaints that the data
should stay on the disks the whole day for restorations. I was
thinking
about pushing it out to 4:30. And then of course we have expiration
and the
reclamations and the db backup. So what should be the order of
these? We
have 30gb for our backuppool. which leads to the second question.
how about:
upd stg backuppool highmig=0 lowmig=0 migproc=3 cache=yes
This wil keep the files on disk if possible, while still also migrating
them to tape.
2. What command can I run to get the amount of data that was
backed
up last night? in case we want to set it to 50 or something. I
just
want to be able to control this so it does not effect the backups at
night.
there were some intresting sql queries doing exactly this by selcting
the total number of bytes from the summary table. Should be found in the
mailinglist archive.
thanks
Paul
Paul J Coviello
Sr Systems Analyst
Catholic Medical Center
2456 Brown Ave
Manchester, NH 03103
603 663-5326
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