on 12-05-2013 7:52 AM
Hello Guys,
I need your help regarding the performance of ASE during backup.
My os is WINDOWS on vmware. When I perform a dump of database (my db is 350 GB) it takes 7 hours to complete.
There's a way to optimize it?
Prefer to avoid the use of QUIESCE method. From what I read it does not allow the update on tables and my SAP system must be up during backup (correct me if my assumption is wrong).
Any suggestion?
Some parameter I can change to optimize it?
Is it related to disk?
Please let me know.
One additional thing to look at is the sp_dumpoptimize stored procedure. You can use this to cause ASE to dump only allocated pages or everything. It is a little counter-intuitive, but if your dump devices can handle large i/o effectively it can be faster to dump everything an extent at a time than just dumping only the pages that are actually in use a page at a time.
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In addition to Kimon's suggestion, you can try to increase backupserver max shared memory (-m switch), it may help in some scenarios. Try to increase -m from 48M (the default) to 256M and see if it brings any improvement.
QUIESCE DATABASE approach is mostly intended for use in combination with incremental clone/snapshot functionality of the storage. If your storage has an incremental clone/snapshot functionality, QUIESCE DATABASE approach surely may outperform regular database dumps, especially from the restore perspective.
Hope it helps
Leonid Gvirtz
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Hello,
You may try to increase the number of stripes (maybe one per available core)
Regards,
Kimon
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