Are you doing the backup on a medium which is on a NFS-share or similar?
This might be the reason. Use a pipe medium and do a piping like

cat /var/opt/sapdb/pipe | ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] cat - \> /backup/filename

or with zip

cat /var/opt/sapdb/pipe | ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] gzip -1 - \> /backup/filename

Greeting
Georg


Michael Andrewes wrote:

Hi,

I just noticed that for the past few days, my complete data backup is
Staying at 2GB, exactly.

This does not seem correct as each day the incremental grows by around 400MB
(we recently lost a lot of data, and hence have started more regular
backups, and had to grow back up to > 2gb).

I am running redhat linux 7.3.


Is the backup file size limited to 2 GB? And if so, how am I supposed to do a complete backup?


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