Yes, changes are required.  With 2.2 the naming convention was changed
for the data backed up to TSM.  Files now use standard TSM
retention policies for TDP SQL, you don't have the "auto delete" now. 
See manual.

David Longo

>>> Larry_Clark AT THRUWAY.STATE.NY DOT US 06/28/02 10:32AM >>>
We've upgraded to TDP for MS-SQL 2.2 and have noticed it only retains
one copy of the backups. Previously this was 7 versions. The management
class defs were not changed. Has anyone noticed this and are there
changes required for the management class definitions?

06/17/2002 19:27:39 TSM Nodename Override         : -
06/17/2002 19:27:39 Sqlserver                     : PROXY
06/17/2002 19:27:39
06/17/2002 19:27:40 ACO5458W The TSM Server 'backup delete' setting for
node (PRXYMSSQL) is set to NO.  It should be set to YES for proper
operation. Processing will continue.
06/17/2002 20:14:23 Total SQL backups selected:               5
06/17/2002 20:14:23 Total SQL backups attempted:              5



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