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08-04-2004 06:46 AM
08-04-2004 06:46 AM
Compressed Tape Check
I backed up files using Data Protector.
Tape Cartridge is LTO Ultrium.(up to 200GB compression, 100GB uncompressed.)
Total data is over 300GB uncompressed.
How can I check actual compressed Total size in the Tape Cartridge using unix command ?
Best Regards,
Henry
Tape Cartridge is LTO Ultrium.(up to 200GB compression, 100GB uncompressed.)
Total data is over 300GB uncompressed.
How can I check actual compressed Total size in the Tape Cartridge using unix command ?
Best Regards,
Henry
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08-04-2004 06:51 AM
08-04-2004 06:51 AM
Re: Compressed Tape Check
Henry,
Check DP's "devices and media" report for that particular media.
Pete
Pete
Check DP's "devices and media" report for that particular media.
Pete
Pete
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08-04-2004 07:09 AM
08-04-2004 07:09 AM
Re: Compressed Tape Check
Hi Pete,
I imported and scaned several tapes and
checked devices tab and media tab to
check total size. some tape's size is same
but some tape is different.
I want to know actual compressed and uncompressed size.
Please let me know about this.
Best Regards,
Henry
I imported and scaned several tapes and
checked devices tab and media tab to
check total size. some tape's size is same
but some tape is different.
I want to know actual compressed and uncompressed size.
Please let me know about this.
Best Regards,
Henry
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08-04-2004 03:36 PM
08-04-2004 03:36 PM
Re: Compressed Tape Check
All you can really know is how much uncompressed data was written to the media; if you think about it for a moment you will realize that the only thing that the host computer can possibly know it how many bytes it wrote to the device. In fact, OB2/DP will write to end of media -- as reported by the device itself -- rather than stopping at whatever size that you initialized the media.
The 200GB compressed / 100GB uncompressed value assumes a 2:1 compression ratio. How much real world data do you think actually compresses exactly 2:1? You will find that some data compress barely at all while other data compress at much higher ratios.
The 200GB compressed / 100GB uncompressed value assumes a 2:1 compression ratio. How much real world data do you think actually compresses exactly 2:1? You will find that some data compress barely at all while other data compress at much higher ratios.
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