Heey Marcel,
Long time ago ;-)
The max. size of the aggregates can be set in the options by
MoveSizeThresh and MoveBatchSize. But normaly the best choice is
"high" as this improves the backup speed a lot.
Mail or call me directly if you think you have a problem. I guess you
don't, but we can take a look to it together....
Regards,
Maurice van 't Loo
2010/11/17 Marcel J.E. Mol <marcel AT mesa DOT nl>:
> On Wed, Nov 17, 2010 at 08:24:51AM -0500, Richard Sims wrote:
>> The line with the "Changed" tells the story. Remember that TSM
>> client-server interactions are *transaction* based, not file-by-file. If a
>> constituent element of the transaction changes, the transaction is void and
>> has to be repeated, according to your Changingretries choice. This relates
>> to Aggregate-based storage in the TSM server.
>
> Yes, I expected that much...
>
> But it is just a waste of bandwidth to send the whole aggregate again because
> maybe one (somteimes small) file in it has been changed. I saw a lot
> of such retries so am worried about it a bit. I sure this can be implemented
> in a miuch more optimal way.
>
> -Marcel
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