Use something other than HPUX? ;-) Why not just pipe the backup stream through 7zip or bzip2? Bzip2 is pretty good when you can tell it there will be a lot of data for it to compress.
IN terms of speeding up, well that is as fast as jbackup can do it to be honest. There are other ways to backup though. Why not use transaction journaling and backup continuously? If you can bring the system offline or use mirror breaking, then so long as you are assured that there are no writes going on to the database, then you can use raw backups such as disk imaging, tar and so on, which are much faster as they are not formatted backups. Also, jbackup isn't very sophisticated. Jim > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf > Of jawwi > Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 4:04 AM > To: jBASE > Subject: How to speed up jbackup > > Dear All, > > We are using jbackup for backing up data files through the following > commands, > > find bnk -print | jbackup -S/home/itops2/stats -f/temenos/backups/ > jbkp-17112009 -v 2> /home/itop > s2/Aviion_backup_log > > jbackup is taking too long almost 3 hours to backup the entire data > files which is 72 GB in size. > > Is there any method or procedure or switch thats speed up the process > and also compress the backup file > > Stats: > > OS : Hp-UX 11i V2 > DB : JBASE 5.0.16 > > > Many Thanks in advance.
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