Hi ADSM-ers,
once again I can't see the obvious (or is it a bug with ADSM)?

There are inactive files on my server which don't seem to expire.
Here is an example:

  Name         Size    Modified    Created     Backed Up   Mgmt Class
  archiv.pst  56,04MB  04.02.1999  10.12.1998  04.02.1999  Default
I archiv.pst   2,92MB  10.12.1998  10.12.1998  10.12.1998  Default
I archiv.pst  45,89MB  07.01.1999  10.12.1998  07.01.1999  Default

Line 1 is the active version, lines 2 and three are the inactive
versions.
My copygroup looks like:

            Policy Domain Name: STANDARD
               Policy Set Name: STANDARD
               Mgmt Class Name: STANDARD
               Copy Group Name: STANDARD
               Copy Group Type: Backup
          Versions Data Exists: No Limit
         Versions Data Deleted: 1
         Retain Extra Versions: 30
           Retain Only Version: 60
                     Copy Mode: Modified
            Copy Serialization: Shared Static
                Copy Frequency: 0
              Copy Destination: BACKUPPOOL
Last Update by (administrator): SYSA
         Last Update Date/Time: 28.07.1998 13:17:07

I have run an expire inventory before. Today is the 5th of February so I
thought all inactive files
backed up more than 30 days ago should have been gone. So I wonder why
the inactive version
of the ARCHIV.PST backed up on 10.12.1998 (DD/MM/YYYY) is still
available.

I'm running ADSM/VM 2.1.0.19 and ADSM 3.1.0.6 for Windows NT.

Am I to tired or could this be a bug?

Kind regards
Thomas Rupp
Vorarlberger Illwerke AG
MAIL:   thomas.rupp AT illwerke.co DOT at
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