> Tim Mooney 
> 
> > Is there something obvious I've overlooked? Can I somehow force X & 
Y's
> > indexes to be subject to the shorter policies? Or is this just the way 
it
> > is?
> 
> Sure, nsrmm will do that for you.  Look at the last usage synopsis in 
the
> man page (or PDF docs of the man page, since it appears you may be on
> windows).  You want the -w and -e options, as well as the saveset ids.

OK - I see how I could script that (I'm on Solaris, backing up several 
platforms) after the fact, and indeed I may have to do that. Do you know 
if there's a way to force the index for a given client to be subject to 
that client's policies (instead of the backup server) when written, 
instead of manually after the fact?

Thanks for the info!!

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