Hi,
        The nsrstage can be refered to as a cut and paste process. By
using nsrstage you actually clone the data from the source to another
device and delete the source data (Only in case of a file type device -
backup to disk). I would recommend you to go through the command
reference guide to check the switches to suit your requirement.

What "retation" are you talking about. Kindly explain more in detail. 

Rovin D'Souza 
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Subject: [Networker] How to delete old backup on networker

If it's a file type device run nsrstage -C -V "volume name" 


what do you mean "file type device".  backup on disk , than yes .

I wont to delete from my disk, because is full.


What will that do, will erase all my save set, ....

nsrstage -C -V Disk-002      


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how to increase retation for my networker.

First I will delete old saveset (old backup) and that I will have to
increase retation (size)

How I do that ???




I am grateful for any help

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