With regards to the Move Nodedata command, is this something which can
be stopped and started (i.e. if we were to kick off the process can we
stop it and then resume from where it left off)?
>>> Richard Sims <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 20/04/2007 17:12 >>>
On Apr 20, 2007, at 11:16 AM, William Kyndt wrote:
> ...
>
> 1. When enabling collocation for a group of servers, does a full
> backup
> of the servers occur to group the data on as few volumes as possible
> followed by incremental backups? Or do incremental backups still
occur
> as normal and are simply grouped on pre defined volumes?
William -
There is no change in Incremental backup behavior because of
collocation:
if an object is in the target storage pool already, it will not be
backed
up again, regardless of how the storage pool is arranged.
> 2. Is there a way to collocate data already backed up onto fewer
> volumes?
All subsequent data movement within the storage pool (reclamation,
Move Data, Move Nodedata) will observe the collocation rule.
The Admin Guide has good info on this.
Richard Sims Sr. Systems Programmer
at Boston University, Office of Information
Technology
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