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unable to get minimum quite time
The main problem with that is, if you are a true 24/7/365 production environment, with a large amount of data to be backed up, "Can you afford to stop critical services long enough for that backup window?" If you are only getting 5 - 10 GB/hr throughput and backing up 70 -- 100 GB...- akertesz
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- Forum: Data Recovery general discussion
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Event ID 2009 errors
We are consistently getting 2009 errors, and the 11th d-word is 000003ea, which is indicative of table reaching it's maximum size and could not be expanded. We are running NT4.0 sp6a, 2GB RAM. We have approximately 30 DOS spoolers running FoxPro 2.6 that are talking to this server on a...- akertesz
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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unable to get minimum quite time
We had this problem as well. After talking to the Veritas engineers, there is essentially no way around it. You can change the setting in the registry, but they recommend a minimum of 2 seconds, our servers are so intesive that I can't even get the 2 seconds they recommend. This will cause your...- akertesz
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- Forum: Data Recovery general discussion
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"Media provided to continue backup already contains data" -error messa
I am using an Exabyte 220 Autoloader, with 2 Mammoth drives, partitioned into 10 partitions using the Veritas software. Server is NT4, sp6a, 2GB RAM, BE v8.5 build 3572. I run two concurrent jobs nightly at 9:00pm, all jobs complete successfully except the very last one on Friday. The jobs are...- akertesz
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- Forum: Data Recovery general discussion
