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Rob, Two thoughts come to mind which you didn't mention: Have you ruled out that the backup may be performing well but that there is significantly more stuff in your Domino IFS directories on some nights? If you have a Domino server active during your backup, have you checked the Domino logs to determine whether some scheduled tasks kick in during your backup? My recollection is that some of the rebuilds can be rather intense and could be the source of your CPU spikes. The iSeries history log would not necessarily show job initiations because the tasks would be active all the time. Regards, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse > admin@midrange.com] On Behalf Of rob@dekko.com > Subject: Backup performance issue. > > I choose the following problem question: How do I determine why the > backup takes longer on one night versus others? > > Rob Berendt
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