Hi,

07.09.2007 10:32,, Gabriele Bulfon wrote::
> 
> Hello,
> I need to speed up the backup of a machine with a lot of very small 
> files (600,000 = 90Gb).
> I have verified that the problem is the mysql database, slowing down the 
> backup because it has
> to write 600,000 records in the catalog.
> I'm thinking of 2 options:
> 1- forcing transactions at the start and end of every job (or at the end 
> of the last job, maybe).
> 1- upgrading version 1.38 -> 2.x (latest).
> 
> Questions are:
> 1- how can I force bacula to use these transactions?

Don't try this... Bacula (once) was prepared for this aproach, but it 
never worked for serious reasons.

> 2- should I expect performance improvements by upgrading?

Definitely. Especially in case of adding files, the new batch insert 
code should increase the performance. Note that you'll need MySQL 
version 4.1 upwards.

Finally, you forgot one other option: Get a faster database server :-)

Arno

> 
> Thanx for any help
> Gabriele.
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