Remember - moving the nodes to a new domain does nothing to rebind the data to new management classes - that only happens during an actual backup. So the data will stick around for as long as intended, except for the last active version of the files. Those you have to delete manually. One practice I've done is to rename the node, putting the date when it can be finally deleted to the beginning of the name, hence "NODENAME" becomes "051231_NODENAME". Moving this node to a new domain, with a descriptive name such as RETIRED, you can now easily see what nodes are able to be deleted, and when. The simple version: "query node domain=retired" or the more complex: "select node_name from nodes where domain='RETIRED' order by node_name"
Nick Cassimatis email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
