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Just a followup for the archives....

Last night was the first backup since our IPL followed by the DSPOBJD of the entire system. No change in the length of the backup.

First backup after an IPL takes from 3:30 until about 7:20. Rest of the week is 3:30 until about 6:45.

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Would knowing why change anything? Probably not. What we do is a DSPOBJD
to an output file to perform "first touch" so the backup completes in the
same window.

Rob Berendt
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Does anyone know the system internals well enough to know what might cause
the first system backup after an IPL to run longer? We IPL weekly (lets
not get into a discussion of this being necessary) and we have a backup
script that runs one series of saves Monday night through Friday night and
a compressed one on Sat and Sun (we are not open weekends). Sunday we IPL.
Every monday night the backup takes 4 hours, tuesday-friday it's 3 1/2
hours. I know some database stats get cleared on an IPL. Could this be
causing longer backups?
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