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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 27, 2009
Filed:
Oct. 20, 2005
David James Fisher, Bournemouth, GB;
Stephen James Hobson, Hampton, GB;
Paul Hopewell, Chandlers Ford, GB;
Paul Kettley, Winchester, GB;
Robert Daniel Millar, Fareham, GB;
Pete Siddall, Romsey, GB;
Stephen Richard Walker, Lockerley, GB;
David James Fisher, Bournemouth, GB;
Stephen James Hobson, Hampton, GB;
Paul Hopewell, Chandlers Ford, GB;
Paul Kettley, Winchester, GB;
Robert Daniel Millar, Fareham, GB;
Pete Siddall, Romsey, GB;
Stephen Richard Walker, Lockerley, GB;
International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, NY (US);
Abstract
Disclosed is a method, apparatus, computer program and computer program product for adjusting the frequency at which data is backed up. This involves receiving a target recovery time. A current estimated recovery time is then determined and the current and target times are compared. If it is determined that the current estimated recovery time has reached a predetermined threshold relative to the received target recovery time a new backup should be initiated.
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