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Guest Christian Schwaiger
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Hi,

 

I have to copy a big file (267 GB SQL Backup) over the network to a new

server. The copy process stop with a error (less system ressources).

I have tested the copy with another destination, another file and with

robocopy. It's the same problem. If I copy the file from on partition to

another partion the failure is the same.

 

Here are the system facts:

 

source:

IBM xSeries 346 , 8 GB Ram

Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP2 - 32 Bit

SQL Server 2000

1GBit LAN

 

destination:

IBM xSeries 345 , 8 GB Ram

Windows Server 2003 Standard SP2 - 32 Bit

1 GBit LAN

 

The SQL Server 2000 is limited to use not more than 1,5 GB RAM. In boot.ini

the /PAE and /3GB parameter is set.

 

I can't locate the problem.

 

Best regards and thank's for your help.

 

Christian Schwaiger

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Guest Pegasus \(MVP\)
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Re: problem with big file copy

 

 

"Christian Schwaiger" <ChrisR80@newsgroup.nospam> wrote in message

news:9B67BACF-0A0B-47F6-BA70-3F37A7B74B8D@microsoft.com...

> Hi,

>

> I have to copy a big file (267 GB SQL Backup) over the network to a new

> server. The copy process stop with a error (less system ressources).

> I have tested the copy with another destination, another file and with

> robocopy. It's the same problem. If I copy the file from on partition to

> another partion the failure is the same.

>

> Here are the system facts:

>

> source:

> IBM xSeries 346 , 8 GB Ram

> Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP2 - 32 Bit

> SQL Server 2000

> 1GBit LAN

>

> destination:

> IBM xSeries 345 , 8 GB Ram

> Windows Server 2003 Standard SP2 - 32 Bit

> 1 GBit LAN

>

> The SQL Server 2000 is limited to use not more than 1,5 GB RAM. In

> boot.ini

> the /PAE and /3GB parameter is set.

>

> I can't locate the problem.

>

> Best regards and thank's for your help.

>

> Christian Schwaiger

 

Have a look here:

"Backup program is unsuccessful when you back up a large system volume"

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;304101

Guest Mathieu CHATEAU
Posted

Re: problem with big file copy

 

Hello,

 

you may use eseutil to achieve this. He is really fast and great to copy

extra large files, as it doesn't buffer it.

 

eseutil /Y c:\source\file /D\\server\destination

 

there is no space after /D

--

Cordialement,

Mathieu CHATEAU

English blog: http://lordoftheping.blogspot.com

French blog: http://www.lotp.fr

 

 

"Christian Schwaiger" <ChrisR80@newsgroup.nospam> wrote in message

news:9B67BACF-0A0B-47F6-BA70-3F37A7B74B8D@microsoft.com...

> Hi,

>

> I have to copy a big file (267 GB SQL Backup) over the network to a new

> server. The copy process stop with a error (less system ressources).

> I have tested the copy with another destination, another file and with

> robocopy. It's the same problem. If I copy the file from on partition to

> another partion the failure is the same.

>

> Here are the system facts:

>

> source:

> IBM xSeries 346 , 8 GB Ram

> Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP2 - 32 Bit

> SQL Server 2000

> 1GBit LAN

>

> destination:

> IBM xSeries 345 , 8 GB Ram

> Windows Server 2003 Standard SP2 - 32 Bit

> 1 GBit LAN

>

> The SQL Server 2000 is limited to use not more than 1,5 GB RAM. In

> boot.ini

> the /PAE and /3GB parameter is set.

>

> I can't locate the problem.

>

> Best regards and thank's for your help.

>

> Christian Schwaiger

Guest Ken Zhao [MSFT]
Posted

RE: problem with big file copy

 

Hello Chris,

 

Thank you for using newsgroup!

 

From your post, the Robocopy may be helpful:

Robocopy GUI

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/technetmag/issues/2006/11/UtilitySpotlight/

 

Thanks & Regards,

 

Ken Zhao

 

Microsoft Online Support

Microsoft Global Technical Support Center

 

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| Hi,

|

| I have to copy a big file (267 GB SQL Backup) over the network to a new

| server. The copy process stop with a error (less system ressources).

| I have tested the copy with another destination, another file and with

| robocopy. It's the same problem. If I copy the file from on partition to

| another partion the failure is the same.

|

| Here are the system facts:

|

| source:

| IBM xSeries 346 , 8 GB Ram

| Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP2 - 32 Bit

| SQL Server 2000

| 1GBit LAN

|

| destination:

| IBM xSeries 345 , 8 GB Ram

| Windows Server 2003 Standard SP2 - 32 Bit

| 1 GBit LAN

|

| The SQL Server 2000 is limited to use not more than 1,5 GB RAM. In

boot.ini

| the /PAE and /3GB parameter is set.

|

| I can't locate the problem.

|

| Best regards and thank's for your help.

|

| Christian Schwaiger

|


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