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-----Original Message----- From: Amy Raisanen Sent: Monday, March 30, 2009 12:01 PM To: Bob Utech Subject: Delete files on secondary server before restore We have a primary and secondary Universe server. Daily we run a backup of Universe 1 and restore it onto our Universe 2 server, in addition we run transaction logging. I've noticed from looking at the file view from windows there are many more files on Universe 2 than Universe 1. This must be happening because we delete a file from U1 and it never deletes from U2. I also noticed that if I login to U2, then within an account that gets restored, create a record that does not exist on U1, then perform a restore onto U2, and find new file I just created still exists even after the restore. How have any of you dealt with these issues? Our primary goal is that on a daily basis our U2 server is an exact replica of U1. An IBM tech's recommendation is to write a script to "just delete everything from Universe 2 before I do the restore." Do any of you have this sort of script that I could start from or other ways of going about this? I'm running 10.2.10 on Windows. Amy Raisanen ------- u2-users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
