CraigMcGill
Technical User
Hi!
If an aux copy is progressing through its work when the Data Aging job runs, will data that has already been copied be aged? Suppose an Aux Copy job has 500 GB to copy and has completed 400 GB of that when Data Aging is run. Will Data Aging delete that 400 GB from disk, leaving only the 100 GB still to be copied. or will the whole thing sit there until the Aux Copy job completes?
Furthermore, what happens if we kill an Aux Copy in progress? When it next runs, will it pick up from where it left off? And what happens if Data Aging is run in between the two?
Thanks people!
If an aux copy is progressing through its work when the Data Aging job runs, will data that has already been copied be aged? Suppose an Aux Copy job has 500 GB to copy and has completed 400 GB of that when Data Aging is run. Will Data Aging delete that 400 GB from disk, leaving only the 100 GB still to be copied. or will the whole thing sit there until the Aux Copy job completes?
Furthermore, what happens if we kill an Aux Copy in progress? When it next runs, will it pick up from where it left off? And what happens if Data Aging is run in between the two?
Thanks people!