: veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.eduSubject: RE:
[Veritas-bu] Windows File Fragmentation
Yes, file fragmentation does cause backups to perform
slowly, especially on drives housing databases or many small files.
However, we found here that the slowness caused by fragmentation was only 10
Title: Message
KArl
Yes -
its a problem for most OS File / Application servers.
Obtaining a product will help and may improve backup performance too
:-)
Good
Luck
Simon
WeaverTechnical SupportWindows Domain Administrator
EADS
AstriumTel: 02392-708598
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Sent: 12 January 2006 20:11
To: veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject: RE: [Veritas-bu] Windows File Fragmentation
Yes, file fragmentation does cause backups to
perform slowly,
especially on drives housing databases or many small
I have a database volume that is 95%
fragmented. I'm getting poor performance on my backups.
In your experience, has file fragmentation
caused slow performance on Windows systems?
Thanks
Karl
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[Veritas-bu] Windows File Fragmentation
I have a database volume that is 95%
fragmented. I'm getting poor performance on my backups. In your experience, has file fragmentation caused slow
performance on Windows systems? Thanks Karl
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[Veritas-bu] Windows File Fragmentation
I have a database volume that is 95%
fragmented. I'm getting poor performance on my backups
