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Re: [Networker] delete old save sets
2009-05-27 17:46:54
On 27/05/2009, at 22:07 , Cedric Spence wrote:
how do I delete you delete old save sets on a adv file disk from a
certain
range of dates? I have a disk that's full and I want to clear old
data from
the disk.
I tried nsrmm command below but I am not sure if it deletes the file
from
the disk and also, I would rather used dates to delete a large group
of save
sets.
This adv file disk is on a remote storage node{rd=mail1:N:
\DiskBackup} and I
am running the command below on the networker server
C:\>nsrmm -d -S 3669516973
Delete file and media index entries for save set `3669516973'? yes
Bear in mind that if you delete by saveset ID alone, you'll delete all
instances of the saveset, not just the one on disk. I.e., if you've
got clones, they'll be deleted too.
Unless you are deleting aged savesets that only existed on disk, or
"junk" savesets that were never cloned and you don't need, you should
always delete by ssid/cloneid:
nsrmm -d -S ssid/cloneid
Cheers,
Preston.
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