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Hi Peter,
I already can tell you that did it. Now it is quick again.
Guess I create a small cleanupscript that will remove the logfiles after 2 days on the server and after 7 days on the NAS.
I am happy again [image]
(just for the stats... 208 logbackups in under 4 minutes [image] ) / comments
Hi Peter,
I already can tell you that did it. Now it is quick again.
Guess I create a small cleanupscript that will remove the logfiles after 2 days on the server and after 7 days on the NAS.
I am ...
The logback should run every hour. That would asure us of a maximum lost of data of 1 hour in case of a disaster. In the past it made almost no difference if a log backup run at 3am or 3pm, the one from 3pm ran only a couple of minutes longer due to a higher load of the server.
On the server there are 211 databases. We normally keep the logs of 2 days on the DB server (so a maximum of 10000 logbackupfiles, 23 hourly log backups), however at this moment there are no more then a 1000 files. On the remote server there should be files of the last 7 days (about 35000 files) but now we do not get past the 3500 files.
I do not think it is a problem of searching the directory. To test this I just removed the copy to the NAS and all the files in the current log backup directory. It makes no diffence. / comments
The logback should run every hour. That would asure us of a maximum lost of data of 1 hour in case of a disaster. In the past it made almost no difference if a log backup run at 3am or 3pm, the one...
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Restore SQL 2000 database on a SQL 2008 server
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