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Do you get a similar increase in CPU usage when using native SQL Server backup?
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hi.
no, with the native backup (other stuff is ident) the cpu usage
grows to a mx. of ~25-30%
thx in advance & best regards,
dieter -
What I meant to ask was if there was a difference in CPU usage if you perform a native backup to a local drive and to a network share? Thanks.
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yes, there is more cpu, lets say 20% more.
regards, dieter -
By 20%, do you mean from say 10% usage, it increases to 12%, or from 10% it increases to 30%?
Also, when the CPU usage increases to 75-80%, is it all utilised by the SQL Backup process, or together with one or more other processes?
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hi.
there are no other tasks on this server, so the cpu consumption is 'netto' :-)
for comparison :
dbsize ~ 40GB
backups local:
native ~ 0-5% cpu
sql backup ~40% cpu
backups via lan (1 gb - 0[zero] hops)
native ~ 0-25% cpu
sql backup ~60-85% cpu
thanks,
dieter -
Is this per process or overall? If overall, is the 60% - 80% usage wholly used by the SQBCoreService.exe process, or is there some other process involved? Thanks.
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it is only the SQBCoreService.exe process.
thx, dieter
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currently i am evaluating sql backup and i've got one question:
when i execute a local backup (compression 1) for a ~ 40GB database
the service consumes about 40% of cpu on my single cpu testserver.
if i test the same backup to a networkshare (1gb lan attached directly via
a switch) the cpu consumption raises to ~ 75-80%!
this looks pretty much to me....
thanks for information
ps: sorry for my bad english, but in austria it's german :-)