ghabbour
1st August 2005, 16:06
HI
I have IBM AIX 4.3.2.0 running Baan on DB2. The database is about 270 G and it is using raw device not files.
when I use Baan to backup the database it gives me a poor backup rate about 1.1 G per hour. how can I make it faster??
Thanks in advance
juvenile
3rd August 2005, 01:23
There are so many ways like
1) Go for archiving and store the old data in some other server
2) If you are level1 driver try to change to Level 2 so that 270G will become
180G
regards
Juvenile
sanjayroongta
3rd August 2005, 11:18
Hi ghabbour
Can u tell us more, how you use baan for backup.
rgds
Brendan Shine
4th August 2005, 00:57
Set up parameters such as RDS_FULL and SSTS_SET_ROWS in db_resource file ore as environment variables to "batch" mode type settings vs. OLTP.
You could also start several bdbpre processes each doing a particular set of tables.
Just some ideas.
tjbyfield
4th August 2005, 04:10
Your backup seems to be very slow. As a comparison we back up 140 GB oracle database using AIX4.3.3-p620 'compress' (to intermediary disk) to reduce backup space in 3.5 hours. We then tar to LTO tape in approx .5 hour.
ghabbour
9th August 2005, 09:33
Hi All
Sorry to be late, I would like to make it a little bit clearer
1-
a- Due to some technical problems, Archiving is not an option.
b-I think level 1 and level 2 driver is related to the database itself, I mean it can not be changed unless you change the database itself.
2-I use the baan backup utility bdbpre6.1 for sequential dump of tables and store it on a hard disk until the whole backup is finished then take it on tape.
3- for the RDS_FULL and SSTS_SET_ROWS paramters, what are these parameters and what do they do?
Thank you all for your help, I really appreciate it.
Regards
victor_cleto
9th August 2005, 12:33
You can search the threads on db_resource to understand how you can setup database parameters for your Baan database driver OR start already by reading this thread (http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?t=10393&highlight=db_resource) and the performance guide that is mentioned there.