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The `data_sample_percentage` is the percentage of total files in the source
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The `data_sample_percentage` is the percentage of total files in the source
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directories to randomly sample and compare to their corresponding files in the
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directories to randomly sample and compare to their corresponding files in the
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latest backup archive. A higher value allows a more accurate check—and a
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latest backup archive. A higher value allows a more accurate check—and a
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-slower one. The comparison is performed by hashing the selected files in each
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-of the source paths and counting hashes that don't match the latest archive.
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-For instance, if you have 1,000 source files and your sample percentage is 1%,
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-then only 10 source files will be compared against the latest archive. These
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-sampled files are selected randomly each time, so in effect the spot check is
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-probabilistic.
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+slower one. The comparison is performed by hashing the selected source files
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+and counting hashes that don't match the latest archive. For instance, if you
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+have 1,000 source files and your sample percentage is 1%, then only 10 source
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+files will be compared against the latest archive. These sampled files are
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+selected randomly each time, so in effect the spot check is probabilistic.
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The `data_tolerance_percentage` is the percentage of total files in the source
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The `data_tolerance_percentage` is the percentage of total files in the source
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directories that can fail a spot check data comparison without failing the
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directories that can fail a spot check data comparison without failing the
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Dan Helfman