Hi Matt

Simply create other management class innside your policy domain, or create
completely other policy domain for store AIX client's archive data for long
retention. You can bind your AIX client to  this new policy domain, of bind
some of his archive data (files, directiories od volumes) to other
management class with long retention period parameter (command INCLUDE file
managemen_class_name in client option file - see Using of B-A Clients Guide
for detailed information).

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> Od:   MC Matt Cooper (2838) [SMTP:Matt.Cooper AT AMGREETINGS DOT COM]
> Odesláno:   7. května 2001 15:29
> Komu: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Předmět:  Seven year retention issue
> 
> Hello all,
>         I have TSM 4.1 on OS390.  My issue is keeping a copy of 'some
> data'
> from an AIX platform for seven years.  My difficulties arise from the fact
> that the Policy that this server is on has the Archive group retention set
> to 1 day.  This has to be this way because the server also has DB2 which
> writes journals to the archive pool, and I have no choice about it.  It
> appears to be the way the DB2 api works.  So I am not sure what options I
> really have and what would be "best practice'.  I know this data will not
> be
> the only request that I will receive for a long retention isolated
> request.
> Any ideas are truly welcome.
> Matt
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