On Tue, 13 Jun 2006, TSM_User might have said: > Many windows 2003 servers now days can scan one to two million files per > hour. We don't use journaling until we get over five million files. I've seen > the deeper the directory structure the longer it takes to scan Basically if > all one million files are at the root of a drive it will scan much faster > then if one million files were in hundres of subdirectories.
I don't think the time issues relate only to number of files. The amount of traffic between client and server about just which files to backup is my concern. That's why I have this other program. Mike
