Zosi,
If you plan to keep using a single stripe on your
Data Protection for SQL backups, then you should
be able to turn collocation off without ill effects
to any particular Data Protection for SQL restore.
You may affect the ability to restore two separate
SQL Server backups simultaneously, but
Dear Del,
I'm using single stripe (STRIPes 1) for TDP for SQL.
Regards,
Zosi
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Subject: Re: TDP for SQL Collocation
Zosi
Zosimo
A very important question you need to answer is:
Are you are running Data Protection for SQL
backups using multiple stripes?
If you are, then you need to keep the data on separate tapes.
That is because during restore, you will also be using
striping and therefore those tapes will be moun
Typically databases are backed up as a few large files. In addition the entire
database is usually backed up together. Therefore the data will always be together no
a tape when running a restore. As a result it is a very common practice not to
collocate database data.
Don't forget that if you h
Hi TSMers,
Can I disable collocation option on TDP for SQL storage pool? I have 15
clients with small amount of TDP backups and stored into different tapes
(10% average utilization) and we're running out of tapes on the library.
What is the impact if I disable the collocation? Still I should eas
