Re: Deleting backup versions on single file.
1997-01-27 10:33:20
Yes, you can explicitly list network drives in the DOMAIN statement in
DSM.OPT, and ADSM backs them up just fine.
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>From: Eric van Loon[SMTP:evanloon AT KLM DOT NL]
>Sent: Monday, January 27, 1997 4:39 AM
>To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
>Subject: Re: Deleting backup versions on single file.
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>Hi Don,
>> Hi All,,,Looking at the ADSM manuals I read that you cannot delete a
>> single backup version for a file? You have to delete the whole
>> filespace? So if I have a backup that is corrupted, bad data or
>> whatever I have to delete all the backups for that filespace? Please
>> some one tell me I misread something!!
>This requirement has been submitted here before. There is no easy way to
>delete a single backup version. You can only backup the new version a couple
>of time (the amount have set in the copy group properties, 'number of
>versions to keep') but that's a lot of work for just one file.
>
>>
>> Question 2: Can I incrementally backup drives that my machine is not
>> physically connected to? If I NET USE to a different node/domain and
>> my scheduled backup becomes active will it backup the drive I
>> connected to? Or is there a way?
>ADSM doesn't backup network shares by default, however you can select them
>through the GUI. I expect you can back them up by explicitly including them
>in your DSM.OPT file, but I haven't tried it yet.
>Kindest regards,
>Eric van Loon
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