Selon Sid Shapiro <sid_shapiro AT BIO-RAD DOT COM>:

> Hello,
> I've found some very old (and some quite big) /nsr/index/*/db6/*.rec
> files. Way older than both normal browse and retention dates. Why might
> they still be there, and more importantly, can they be removed? Is it
> possible they might be associated with an "archive" pool which has a much
> longer browse and retention setting?
> Thanks
> / Sid /
>
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Hello,

index files are linked with clients, not with pools.

Check if /nsr/index/client_name is a known client name in nwadmin. If so, you
may have discrepancy between client and index (nsrck -L6 client_name).

If you've renamed or deleted clients, it may occurs that files remain undeleted
(especially if index was not 'clean').

First you can stop NW, rename this directories, start NW. If, after a couple of
days/week, you have no problems, you can delete this directories.

Hope this helps.

Denis

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