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The program is installed on C, but C:\Program Files\Symantec\Backup Exec\Logs folder is only 4MB, somehow it saved 20GB of logs on my E drive<br />
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1. Where is the &quot;default&quot; BackupExec location on my E drive since I do not see it anywhere ?<br />
2. I assume this does NOT grow alot after the 1st FULL backup ?<br />
3. Maybe if my 1GB MS SQL server grows by 100MB it copies a new 1GB MS SQL server every night ?
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The program is installed on C, but C:\Program Files\Symantec\Backup Exec\Logs folder is only 4MB, somehow it saved 20GB of logs on my E drive

1. Where is the "default" BackupExec location on my E drive since I do not see it anywhere ?
2. I assume this does NOT grow alot after the 1st FULL backup ?
3. Maybe if my 1GB MS SQL server grows by 100MB it copies a new 1GB MS SQL server every night ?

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1. Where is the BackupExec <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; temp file location ?<br />
2. I assume this does NOT grow <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; alot after the 1st FULL backup ?<br />
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Steps<br />
&nbsp; ** E drive had 25GB free for months<br />
&nbsp; ** I started doing a FULL backup of E drive<br />
&nbsp; ** E drive only has 5GB free now
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1. Where is the BackupExec 
    temp file location ?
2. I assume this does NOT grow 
    alot after the 1st FULL backup ?
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Steps
  ** E drive had 25GB free for months
  ** I started doing a FULL backup of E drive
  ** E drive only has 5GB free now

BackupExec 2012 -- temp file location ?

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