Mark,
Thanks, These Backupsets are for a Novell Client they are still
currently using ArcServe for there full weekly backup of a POI
Volume on a Novell OS server until we get ours working
correctly. I believe they do this because this Volume is very
important and holds many many GroupWise user files and they
the Backup Sets for Archival/Restores.
So I assume this means there is no way to shorten these? They
causing tape problems with Oracle clients on the weekend.
Thanks again!
Mark Stapleton wrote:
> "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU> wrote on 03/10/2006
> 09:05:13 AM:
> > I have Backup Sets that run extremely long these Backup Sets
> > backup only 1 file space. It seems the Backup Sets are backing
> > up the same Data plus the new Data it's like doing a Full backup
> > every week. Is there a command or setting that I can implement
> > to ensure that the Backup Set only backs up ONLY the NEW
> > Data? Or is there another way lessen the time on these
> > Backup Sets.
>
> By definition, a backupset creates a copy of the most recent version of
> *every* active file in a given server (or a filespace within that server).
>
> Sorry.
>
> As a matter of curiosity, why do you create regular backupsets? Do you
> ever use them?
>
> --
> Mark Stapleton (mark.stapleton AT usbank DOT com)
> MR Backup and Recovery Management
> 262.790.3190
>
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