Apr 2001 10:26:07 -0400
From: Wayne T. Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: How Can I reduce the OffSitePool
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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- (This is a question to all) Does a DB dump and load have the
potential of making more space available?
Hope this addresses your problem a little
Diana posts a great question, in part reading ...
We are having problems with our DBsize and Recovery Log size. We are in a
disk crunch. So I have been looking for ways to reduce the # of files that
our DB and Recover Log file keeps track of.
Our OnSitePool and our OffSite pool are almost
We are having problems with our DBsize and Recovery Log size. We are in a
disk crunch. So I have been looking for ways to reduce the # of files that
our DB and Recover Log file keeps track of.
Our OnSitePool and our OffSite pool are almost idential in the number of
files that are contained in
PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How Can I reduce the OffSitePool
We are having problems with our DBsize and Recovery Log size. We are in a
disk crunch. So I have been looking for ways to reduce the # of files that
our DB and Recover Log file keeps track of.
Our OnSitePool and our OffSite pool
Hi Diana,
the problem with this is that DRM is designed to provide a complete copy. A copy
stgpool, is just that, it contains an exact duplicate of your primary pools.
Why don't you just change the number modified files that get stored? Or be more
specific with your management classes - maybe
