I have configured and tested BMR in my test environment, and am getting 
ready to go to 6.5.3.1 next week in production.  We replicate our NBU 
server's rootvg (AIX) to SAN storage at our DR location, where similar 
hardware sits ready to boot when the line is cut.  Naturally, this will 
keep the database as most current as it can be.  The question lies in the 
tapes that get shipped to the DR site, they will more than likely be at 
least 3 days old.  My question is what kind of snafu will this do to my 
BMR operation, because I assume that it will try to use the most current 
copies of the target client?  I have thought about expiring the 3 day gap, 
but I wanted to solicit some opinions and possibly past experiences before 
I venture into that territory. 

Thank you greatly in advance,

Scott
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