Whoops....

> As I said before, switching management classes is not the correct
> solution. Remember, when you change a management class

Forgot to complete my thought....

When you change a management class, the next time the file is backed up,
*all* versions of that file will now be bound by the new management class
settings. And if you use INCLUDE to change the management class, *all*
versions of that file will be rebound to the new management class. Since
it is likely your retention settings for full backups are different than
those for daily incremental backups, manipulating management class
retention settings will not help.

Regards,

Andy

Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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Christian,

As I said before, switching management classes is not the correct
solution. Remember, when you change a management class

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