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In each and every backup software theres a compression system which allow you to reduce firmly the size of data (espacially if you are using database)...<br />
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Try to locate that option and enable it...<br />
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Cyber
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In each and every backup software theres a compression system which allow you to reduce firmly the size of data (espacially if you are using database)...

Try to locate that option and enable it...

Cyber

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Hi,<br />
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My database folder under Progam files\Arcserve is over 7GB in size. &nbsp;I've got over 2,500 objects in this folder. &nbsp;My backup job is backing up around 50Gb of data from various servers.<br />
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These are the main file size.<br />
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Astpsdat.000 &nbsp; &nbsp;1GB<br />
Astpsdat.001 &nbsp; &nbsp;721mb<br />
Astpsdat.001 &nbsp; &nbsp;498mb <br />
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Then I have a load of .chg files of 1.9mb each.<br />
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Whats the best way of reducing the database size safely from your experience ?<br />
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Can I just go into Arcserve, then into Database and start removing some of the old media &amp;&nbsp;job records from here ?<br />
<br />
Thanks again<br />
Steve<br />
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Hi,

My database folder under Progam files\Arcserve is over 7GB in size.  I've got over 2,500 objects in this folder.  My backup job is backing up around 50Gb of data from various servers.

These are the main file size.

Astpsdat.000    1GB
Astpsdat.001    721mb
Astpsdat.001    498mb 

Then I have a load of .chg files of 1.9mb each.

Whats the best way of reducing the database size safely from your experience ?

Can I just go into Arcserve, then into Database and start removing some of the old media & job records from here ?

Thanks again
Steve





Arcserve 2000 - Database Size

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