Manshadi
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Joined: 31 Aug 2005 Posts: 82
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Hello all,
does anyone have a "rule of thumb" as to how much Replication for disaster recovery slows down overall disk I/O?
We are replicating about 45 terabytes from HDS USP using asynch. We recently had issues that slowed our mainframe to a crawl. The work around was to stop replication. During the time replication was shut down our batch ran twice as fast as it does with replication up.
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