Submitted by: Eduardo Jedliczka (edujed)
Is duplicated by CORE3958
Relate to CORE2992
Votes: 1
I have a 8-core machine, and when I do a Gbak of a mid-size database (more than 15 GB) the restore time is near 2 hours using only one CPU, because the restoration process is linear.
If is possible, backuping / restoring data from 1 table per CPU concurrently (in other words, in parallel) this time will be strongly lower.
if is possible, rebuild 1 index per CPU can optimise this restore operation.
Submitted by: Eduardo Jedliczka (edujed)
Is duplicated by CORE3958
Relate to CORE2992
Votes: 1
I have a 8-core machine, and when I do a Gbak of a mid-size database (more than 15 GB) the restore time is near 2 hours using only one CPU, because the restoration process is linear.
If is possible, backuping / restoring data from 1 table per CPU concurrently (in other words, in parallel) this time will be strongly lower.
if is possible, rebuild 1 index per CPU can optimise this restore operation.