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measure recovery time

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Yasaswi Pulavarti - 30 Nov 2004 15:43 GMT
Just by knowing the size of the datafiles of a database, how can I
make an estimate of the recovery time. I have have a backup file, does
db2ckbkp have a switch to tell me the estimated recovery time without
actually recovering the database?
Thanks,
Yasaswi Pulavarti
dotyet - 30 Nov 2004 23:24 GMT
it should depend on a lot of things besides your backup image size:

your backup frequencies
your number and size of archive logs needing rollforward
your machines IO/CPU/Memory etc.

i have not heard about any such command or utility or switch. maybe
someone else can shed more light on this.

hth,
dotyet

> Just by knowing the size of the datafiles of a database, how can I
> make an estimate of the recovery time. I have have a backup file, does
> db2ckbkp have a switch to tell me the estimated recovery time without
> actually recovering the database?
> Thanks,
> Yasaswi Pulavarti
 
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