Thank you very much for your answer.
Still some things are not clear for me...
Dwight_Cook_ wrote:
> OK, this discussion is for backups (incremental/selective)
>
> Storage pools don't/can't have retention characteristics !
>
> Only management class copy groups have retention characteristics...
>
> A file is bound to a management class.
Is the file bound to a management class at the time of the backup operation,
through the include/exclude list file, isn't it?
> If you rebind a file to a new management class, all copies of that
> file fall under the rule of the new management class. (ie you did
> have the file under a "no limit" mgmtclass and you had 30 copies (1
> active, 29 inactive) you then rebound it to a mgmtclass with 7 copies
> (1 active, 6 inactive) Well..... next time expiration runs 23 of you
> copies go away.
>
Next day I return to my day by day management class and I make backup
operations on the same files/directories, but this time they will have the
rules specified in the copy group of my management class, management class
which is different than mgmt class mentioned above ( that " no limit " class
)?!
Do this mean that I rebound my files after the backup is finished?
>
> AND since storage pools don't have retention characteristics, once
> data is on the adsm server you may use "move data" to shuffle it
> anywhere you wish.
>
Ok, let's say I choose to move my data.
Are this the rights steps?
1. Make the backup with the "no limit" mgmt class
2. issue move data volname stgpool=another storage pool ( optical - sice i do
not have disk space
3. issue move data opticvolume stgpool= tape storage pool
Thank you for your help.
Mihai Iancu
>
> later,
> Dwight
>
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> Subject: lost my files
> Author: iap (iap AT TAROM.LOGICNET DOT RO) at unix,mime
> Date: 2/16/99 2:52 AM
>
> Hello all,
>
> Day by day I do my backups on two stgpools. I set my backup copy
> groups, no of expiring days based on the no of copies existed/deleted
> in my file space , and so on.
>
> One day last month, I did a full backup on another stgpool with the "No
> limit settings " in a new defined backup copy group.
>
> The expiration process on those two stgpools works like a charm.
>
> BUT my files on that stgpool got expired !
>
> I did it, but now I want to understand what did I do wrong...
> Please help !
>
> Thank you
>
> Mihai Iancu
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