-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne T. Smith [mailto:ADSM AT MAINE DOT EDU]
Sent: Friday, September 13, 2002 3:06 PM
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject: Re: Help-new mgmt class for existing node: how to make this work?


Ken Sedlacek wrote, in part:
> I have an existing node in the STANDARD policy domain and  STANDARD
> mgmt class.
>
> We need several of the Oracle DB files to have different file
> retention than STANDARD mgmt class.

Easiest may be to define a new management class in the current policy domain
and associate the Oracle DB files with the new management class (in your
client configuration, with an "Include" statement).  Perhaps trivial, but
defining a new management class with longer retention policies will cause
directory objects to also be kept longer.

A node belongs to a policy domain, so if you wanted a totally separate
backup of the Oracle DB via a separate policy domain, you would need to
define another *SM node for the client.  Separate backups (probably separate
*SM installs) would be made from the client.  This sounds like overkill, but
maybe you have a reason?

cheers, wayne

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Wayne T. Smith -- ADSM AT Maine DOT edu -- University of Maine System -- UNET

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