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10-26-2005 12:53 AM
10-26-2005 12:53 AM
Regarding Business Copy EVA Snapshots , it seems that the copy-on-write happens at the “block” level and not the file level. With Exchange 2003, if users store their PST files on the SAN and a snapshot is created of those PST files, please confirm that only the blocks within the file are copied out if the user adds new emails to their PST file.
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Monica
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10-26-2005 01:04 AM
10-26-2005 01:04 AM
Re: Business Copy EVA and Exchange PST files
Hi,
BC Snapshot is block level operation. It transfers only the changed blocks. All unchanged blocks on snapshot are read from primary disk.
Mike
BC Snapshot is block level operation. It transfers only the changed blocks. All unchanged blocks on snapshot are read from primary disk.
Mike
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10-26-2005 01:16 AM
10-26-2005 01:16 AM
Re: Business Copy EVA and Exchange PST files
So would you AGREE that the entire PST file would NOT be copied out if just a few additional emails are stored in an exiting (much larger) PST file consisting of several hundred emails, and a snapshot was created of that PST file?
Thank you.
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Monica
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10-26-2005 03:00 AM
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Correct. The EVA only serves blocks of data and does not know what a file is. The data can be user data or filesystem metadata or database metadata or or or... The snapshot does not know what's in the 'segment' where a block is changed (the granularity for copy-on-write is a bit higher than a single 512 byte block).
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