oh yeah, this happened to my instructor on Tivoli Storage Manager Foundation College in Bruxelles :-)
i had to remind him :-) 2008/4/23 Yu Dong Dong (ITD) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Dear Michael: > Thank you for your help~! I forget to activate the policy set ~! > Thank you very much . > > > DongDong YU > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > DongDong, > I see two possible reasons: > > 1. Your retention policy expires the version before the maximum count > "versions data exists" is reached. If the retain-extra value is set to > a low number (like 4 days) and you change the file every 3 days, this > behaviour would be as expected. > > 2. You forgot to activate the policy set. You changed the "versions > data exists" value, but it didn't become active. Check the settings > with "q copy" and see whether the settings made their way to the > active copy group. > > > Good luck, > best regards, > Michael Bartl > > > Am 23.04.2008 um 07:45 schrieb Yu Dong Dong (ITD): > > > Hi all; > > > > I have some question with backup versions, please help me~! > > > > I setup the "copygroup" "Versions Data Exists: 3", and I use > > "dsmc I " backup all the file more than 3 times , but when I use "dsmc > > restore /home/1.txt -pick -ina" query how much of a file versions, I > > see > > that only 2 versions(one is action, another one is inaction), why > > ?(before backup 1.txt , I am modify the file ervery times). > > > > > > > > Please help me , thanks ~! > > > > > > > > > > > > DongDong YU > > > > >
