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I figure this could be a temp file unloading.. but I need to be VERY sure.. <br />
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Thanks<br />
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R
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I figure this could be a temp file unloading.. but I need to be VERY sure..

Thanks

R

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Can anyone comment please<br />

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I put it down to a reboot and temp etc... too<br />
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Thanks for the reply.<br />
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Can I have some other comments please
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I put it down to a reboot and temp etc... too

Thanks for the reply.

Can I have some other comments please

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Confirmed what I had stated. No other comments so will accept this one as FULL...<br />
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Many thanks<br />
<br />
R
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Confirmed what I had stated. No other comments so will accept this one as FULL...

Many thanks

R

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Hey All,<br />
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Using Backup Exec 11D, I have a client where the backup for previous day is 285GB and then next day 281GB and apart from a reboot nothing has changed I am advised.<br />
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Is there an ability to compare backup sets to see what is new and not missing between sets either with BKUPEXEC or another util please.<br />
<br />
Windows 2003 SP2 Backup Exec 11D (tape backups).<br />
<br />
Many thanks in advance<br />
<br />
R
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Hey All,

Using Backup Exec 11D, I have a client where the backup for previous day is 285GB and then next day 281GB and apart from a reboot nothing has changed I am advised.

Is there an ability to compare backup sets to see what is new and not missing between sets either with BKUPEXEC or another util please.

Windows 2003 SP2 Backup Exec 11D (tape backups).

Many thanks in advance

R

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