Re: Tweaking TDP for SQL 2.2.1

Read the new manual again.  The new 2.2 version uses regular
versioning like ordinary NT or unix files.  This is a change from version
1.1 which assigned unique names to each DB and time backed up.

You will need to assign these backups to a different mgmt class or
modify the mgmt class you are using.

David Longo

>>> david.tyree AT SGMC DOT ORG 05/07/02 04:43PM >>>
            I asked earlier about how install the TDP for SQL and got a lot
of great help. It's up and running now.

            Now's it time for some adjustments, how do I go about keeping
more than two inactive copies of the databases?

            When I look at the copies I have backed up all I see is the
current and then two previous versions. I've looked all over the docs for
the TDP and I don't see what I need to change. In the older version of TDP
for SQL the command line file had an entry that controlled that. I didn't
see that in the newer version.

            I'd like to keep several days worth of backups.

            Thanks



David Tyree
Microcomputer Specialist
South Georgia Medical Center
229.333.1155

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