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sorts of reasons Geoff, all down to the type of file size and data stored on the
tape, whether the data can or cannot be compressed, and if the robot or tape
drive can compress the data.
I
think others have given opinions on this, but thats my
opinion
Simon
WeaverT
On Tue, Feb 28, 2006 at 09:36:19AM -0800, Geoff Hazel wrote:
> Why do some tapes hold twice as much data as other tapes?
Compression.
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The difference you see is probably due to varying compressibility of
data. It's also possible that failed or expired backup images take up
space that couldn't be reused.
cheers, wayne
Geoff Hazel wrote, in part, on 2/28/2006 12:36 PM:
We have all the same tapes in the robot library, but when
