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What is showing in the History Log. Typically there is a message posted
there for each library saved. I don't know what system you are running but
stepping up to a LTO2-4 using the LVD interface should speed things up too.
On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 6:28 AM, Loyd Goodbar <loyd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
In BRMS, is there a way to determine the actual time it took to save atape.
library?
In our daily backup, we perform a full save of four main libraries to
They all start within a couple of minutes, and end 90 minutes later. Herehave
is
a partial list of the media information report (entries before and after
these five are excluded):
Saved Save Item Save Save Expire Objects
Item Type Type Date Time Date Saved
VNGDBDTA *FULL *LIB 5/18/10 3:08:17 6/08/10 6398
VNGCUSDTA *FULL *LIB 5/18/10 3:10:23 6/08/10 35
PROD_MOD *FULL *LIB 5/18/10 3:10:24 6/08/10 2266
PROD_DTA *FULL *LIB 5/18/10 3:11:15 6/08/10 117
QGPL *FULL *LIST 5/18/10 4:40:02 6/08/10 68
The tape drive is single LTO1 (3581). We are V5R4. (Unfortunately, we
vendor software issues - sitll! - that prevent us from moving to 6.1.)save
Our current save strategy is to save the enitre system on Sunday, then
specific libraries (full save) during the week. In the event of adisaster,
we only need a Sunday tape and the most recent daily tape. Otherlibraries
not saved daily were determined to be of low risk.
We are looking to reduce our current backup window.
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