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18 February,2011 by Jack Vamvas
ESEUTIL is the best tool I've used so far - to copy large files across the network for large file transfer. By "large file" I mean at least 50 GB.I found the tool on our Exchange Server installation - where it's used for defragmentation
Normally , if using COPY , Buffered I\O uses Paged Pool - so , if the file is large the greater chance resources will be consumed - to the point of a COPY failing.
ESEUTIL avoids this process, and uses Unbuffered I\O
Using ESEUTIL I've been able to halve a 95 GB file transfer
The syntax is :
ESEUTIL /Y \\myserver1\f$\mydb.bak /D \\myserver2\f$\mydb.bak
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SQL Server test data generation testing tools - SQL Server DBA
Author: Jack Vamvas (http://www.sqlserver-dba.com)
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