Re: Slow disk-to-disk - [W2K OT]

Sean,

Goto sysinternals.com and get their monitoring tools. (free) You can log all IO and see what other IO may be taking place, as well as timing information.

There's also a utility that will ( I think ) let you track what the AV software is doing as well.

Jared

On Friday 07 June 2002 06:58, O'Neill, Sean wrote:
> I've a script that until last Friday had been taking approximately 1 hour
> to take an Offline disk-to-disk backup of one of our databases. Now it's
> taking 2.5 hours. We've ruled our virus scanning software as a potential
> culprit.
>
> Basic Config is is a Compaq server W2K SP1 connected to a Compaq SAN. The
> target and source disks are both in the SAN. Xcopy is being used to
> perform disk-to-disk. OK pretty off topic but just in case anyone has any
> bright ideas or has experienced someting similiar I'd appreciate feedback.
>
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> Seán O' Neill
> Organon (Ireland) Ltd.
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