> > I'm trying to set up an admin job to prune volumes at a predefined
> > point of time. However, it does not prune the database entries
> > although the admin job runs. Running prune command from the
> > console works ok, which means the retention periods obviously
> > are ok.
>
> Perhaps I'm misunderstanding, but I think you're making extra work
> for yourself. The volumes will be pruned automatically when the
> next job runs.
> I doubt you need this extra job.
>
> > Pool {
> > Name = P1
> > AutoPrune = no
> > }
>
> Enable this.
>
Thanks, but no thanks.
AFAIK, enabling this would make it auto-prune record by record, when
the next job is run and the retention period for a certain record has
expired.
What I neeed to do, is to prune all the records from the pool only later.
Reason for this is that the volumes in the pool needs to be recycled as soon
as 28 days after the last write, but the volume needs to be valid (and must
not
be pruned before) up to 60 days from the first write. So the retention
period will expire significantly earlier than I actually can prune the
volumes.
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