On Nov 12, 2010, at 1:02 AM, Roger Deschner wrote:
> I've been using SPSS for this purpose for some time,
I love Roger's sense of humor. He knows I used to install SPSS and SAS under VM
in academia, where PhD candidates in several disciplines learn how to use SPSS
or SAS to crunch numbers in pu
substr(cast(end_time-start_time as varchar(17)),3,8) as elapsed, -
Replace this part with: end_time-start_time as elapsed, -
so you can see what part of the output you need to cut.
Regards,
Maurice van 't Loo
TSM Freelancer
2010/11/13 Robert Ouzen :
> Hi
>
> I try to figure how to calculate t
Heey David,
Dedup ratio's depend very much on type of data and how many copies of
DB backups you save.
Like if you have a very big database filled with plain text only and
save 30 uncompressed full backup versions of it, the dedup ratio shall
be around 30:1
But for a media server filled with uniq
Hi
I try to figure how to calculate the elapse time of my backups in version6 , my
old script V5 give me the correct output in the V6 the format is incorrect.
The script below:
Select substr( entity,1,15) as nodename, -
date(start_time) as "Date (D/M/Y)", -
time(start_time) as time, -
Jim,
My DD is Configured as VTL, also my PT is configured as VTL, with
Clariion (Sata Disks), with the PT i managed to reach 150 MBs,
while with th DD (670) i managed to reach 740 MBs ( Read and write),
while in backup i get 450 MBs (From one TSM server, and another 350 MBs
from the second),
and
