Thanks Richard,
   
  Yes, I am running expire inventory daily. And I don't see anything in the 
activity log that would indicate that the expiration is not working.
   
  DESCRIPTION: Daily Script to run Expiration process to remove expired data
      COMMAND: expire inventory wait=no
     PRIORITY: 5
    STARTDATE: 2003-01-18
    STARTTIME: 23:00:00
     DURATION: 1
     DURUNITS: HOURS
       PERIOD: 1
     PERUNITS: DAYS
    DAYOFWEEK: ANY
   EXPIRATION:
       ACTIVE: YES
     CHG_TIME: 2003-07-25 08:43:52.000000
    CHG_ADMIN: BBROWN
      PROFILE:
  SCHED_STYLE: CLASSIC
    ENH_MONTH:
   DAYOFMONTH:
  WEEKOFMONTH:


Richard Sims <rbs AT BU DOT EDU> wrote:
  On Oct 6, 2007, at 7:30 AM, Daad Ali wrote:

> ...
> 1- Is there a way of restoring these database backups?

If it's expired, it's beyond your retrieval capability: the only
recourse is to restore your TSM system to some time in the past,
which is unpalatable, if even possible to the point you may need.

> 2- Since they are deleted from the client , how do I remove it from
> showing up in TSM.

Are you running Expire Inventory regularly, and allowing it to run to
completion? I would expect that operation to remove the entries from
the database. If not, see if any issues reflected in your Activity Log.

Richard Sims


       
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