Aaah, does the 'retextra' option override the 'versions data exists'? The
'retextra' for the default backup copy group is 30 and the 'versions data
exists' is set to 7. But I assume if the databases are only backed up fully
each week, there would never be any more than 4-5 active/inactive copies?

Is my thinking correct?

Thanks

Farren
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Check "Retextra" option on copygroup too.

On 1/26/06, Farren Minns <fminns AT wiley.co DOT uk> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> A user is trying to restore a lotus domino database on a Windows NT
server,
> and when we look at active/inactive files, there are only five (we do
full
> backups every weekend). So, my question here is where is it getting the
> 'keep 5 copies' from. The normal backup copy group for the server keeps 7
> copies of all normal files, so I'm assuming it can't be this.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Farren
>
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