Hi everyone,
Is it correct that incremental jobs (of the Reverse Incremental type) are supposed to be significantly slower than full jobs? What I mean by that is that on the first run of a job or an active full I see Processing Rates that are in the 80MB/s+ range whereas non-full jobs are consistently way down in the 10MB/s range.
Is this expected? If so, what is the reason? My only guess is that it's because there is a significantly higher amount of calculations taking place to accommodate the incremental backup.
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Re: Are incremental jobs supposed to be significantly slower
Chris, pretty detailed explanation is given here.
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Re: Are incremental jobs supposed to be significantly slower
Thanks, foggy. That does explain it pretty well.
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