We have a LOT of backup jobs with all sorts of different amounts of restorepoints being kept.
Now we need to remove about 30 jobs and their backups from the local disk but the Backups view seems to be horrible slow as soon as you have a lot of backups. It seems to try to refresh all the time which makes it pretty unresponsive.
Is there another way to remove backups from disks using the command line ? If so, could someone share the code snipped to do so ?
Thanks.
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Re: Removing backups from Disk
Question #2 - how do you remove orphaned backups ? There are old backups under the backup view from backups on disks which don't exist any more but I have the same issue as above - the view is quite unresponsive so I'd love to know a way to delete those too without the need of the UI ?
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Re: Removing backups from Disk
You need to contact our support team for the hotfix, which will make UI work a lot faster while browsing.Titanmike wrote:Now we need to remove about 30 jobs and their backups from the local disk but the Backups view seems to be horrible slow as soon as you have a lot of backups. It seems to try to refresh all the time which makes it pretty unresponsive.
Once you apply the hotfix, it will be a lot easier to do thatTitanmike wrote:Question #2 - how do you remove orphaned backups ? There are old backups under the backup view from backups on disks which don't exist any more but I have the same issue as above - the view is quite unresponsive so I'd love to know a way to delete those too without the need of the UI ?
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Re: Removing backups from Disk
Thanks, sent an email to support.
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