Mair Wolfgang-awm013 wrote:
> Spooling? Does this also apply if my backup goes directly to files?
It would in this case, yes. With spooling, the data goes to the spooling file
first, and is then unspooled in chunks. Without spooling, all of the data
from the multiple jobs goes straight to the volume as it comes in. If the
problem is the data going as it comes in, spooling would make the symptoms go
away, and narrow down where the underlying problem might be.
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