If you simply want to know what Jobs and Volumes will reach their expiration 
date/time, that is something that you can do (and I think someone has done 
it) with the query.sql file.  Predicting purge/prune/recycling is 
indeterminate (AFAIK) except at the moment in time.

Consequently, sorry, but this Feature Request is rejected unless you provide a 
detailed algorithm to predict future actions so that it can be implemented.



On Monday 09 April 2007 17:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Item 1:   enable bacula to report on purge/prune/recycle actions in the 
future
>   Origin: Mark Bergman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>   Date:   Mon Apr  9 11:26:31 EDT 2007
>   Status:
> 
>   What:   Enable bacula to produce a report on the purge/prune/recycle 
actions
>               that would take place at a specified date in the future.
> 
>   Why:    There are frequent questions about the purge/prune/recycle 
algorithms
>               and retention periods. It can be very difficult to predict the
>               interaction and resource needs of complex retention policies,
>               and very time-consuming to wait weeks or months to see the
>               policies in effect.
> 
>       It would be very helpful to all users to specify a date in the future, 
>               and receive a report of all the purge/prune/recycle actions
>               that would take place until that date. Of course, this would
>               not take into account any tapes that fill up over that period.
> 
>       This would also be a tremendous aid in resource planning (ie., do we
>       need to order more blank tapes, or will a large number of tapes be
>       recycled soon? which tapes will be recycled soon, so that they can 
>       be put into the autochanger in advance? if the retention period is
>       increased, will there be any tapes left in the scratch pool in 6 
>       months?)
> 
> 
> 
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> Department of Radiology,           University of Pennsylvania
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