I heard that spooling can improve performance, is it right for file media
type? How can I implement it using file media type?
Thanks
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I heard that spooling can improve performance, is it right for file media
type? How can I implement it using file media type?
You can if you enable just spooling attributes or have a fast disk
(like a ram disk or SSD) as the spool drive.
John
Citando John Drescher dresche...@gmail.com:
I heard that spooling can improve performance, is it right for file media
type? How can I implement it using file media type?
You can if you enable just spooling attributes or have a fast disk
(like a ram disk or SSD) as the spool drive.
John
My clients have common sata disks, what I understood of spooling is that the
clients writes the backups to their disks first and then send to the sd
right? My sd is an HP San Storage with SAS disks using raid 6.
Can I have increased performance in this scenario if I enable spooling?
The spool
Citando John Drescher dresche...@gmail.com:
My clients have common sata disks, what I understood of spooling is that the
clients writes the backups to their disks first and then send to the sd
right? My sd is an HP San Storage with SAS disks using raid 6.
Can I have increased
On 11/06/12 13:27, Rodrigo Abrantes Antunes wrote:
I heard that spooling can improve performance, is it right for file
media type? How can I implement it using file media type?
Thanks
There is almost certainly no point in using spooling with disk-file
media. At BEST, it is unlikely to improve
There is almost certainly no point in using spooling with disk-file
media.
Well, with multiple concurrent jobs enabling data spooling does
guarantee that jobs are written to the volume sequentially instead of
being interleaved. It also avoids wasting space in the backup volumes if
a
