At 10:53 AM 10/2/02 , Shelley L. Shostak wrote:
> The bottom line here is that Networker believes the 1 month expiration
> date! WHY? And where is it getting this information from? ie, how can
> I access this information (with what commandline)?
Deb,
There is probably a saveset on the tape with a one month retention. You can
view all the expiration dates on the tape with the following command:
mminfo -q volume=CFD122 -r volretent,name,savetime,client,ssbrowse,ssretent
Shelley
Also, don't forget that there is a difference between the expiration of the
save set data =on= the tape, and of the tape itself. That two year default
applies to the tape label, and is reset each time you relabel the tape.
-crl
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