Yes, is's a "cancel expiration" cmd we use.





                      Richard Sims
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Indeed. As an alternative, you can do CANcel EXPIration, which is best
for your situation of wanting to resume where left off, as opposed to
CANcel PRocess.

    Richard Sims

On Jan 21, 2005, at 11:54 AM, TSM_User wrote:

> You said you cancel the expiration.  If you meant you use the
> durration option then that is good.  If not you should.  When you use
> the durration opiton a pointer is left in the DB and the next time
> expiration runs it will start from there and go forward.  If you
> actually cancel the process it starts at the begining each time.




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