>The delete volume command will delete the job records as well. After that,
>you can delete orphaned clients with Bacula's dbcheck utility.
Got it, a quick test shows this to be more trivial than I expected.
Thanks a lot, much appreciated!
jlc
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> On Wed, 13 Jul 2011 11:24:01 +, Joseph L Casale said:
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> >You could make a clone of the whole catalog (outside of bacula) and then use
> >the bconsole delete volume command to remove unwanted volumes from each
> >catalog.
>
> Martin,
>
>You could make a clone of the whole catalog (outside of bacula) and then use
>the bconsole delete volume command to remove unwanted volumes from each
>catalog.
Martin,
That's simple enough, what is the correct way to remove extraneous clients and
jobs
etc out of the db?
Thanks for the idea.
jlc
> On Tue, 12 Jul 2011 22:24:15 +, Joseph L Casale said:
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> I have a director with several sd's and one with an extensive set of data and
> file based
> volumes needs to be migrated away to another completely distinct director.
>
> What if any is my least painful way of retaining the cat
>These questions will help others answer you:
>
>* Are you keeping the old Dir active? If you are abandoning the old Dir, you
>can make the new Dir use the existing Catalog
Yes, they will both remain active.
>* If you are keeping the old Dir, will you be using anything from the Catalog
>on tha
On Jul 12, 2011, at 6:24 PM, Joseph L. Casale wrote:
> I have a director with several sd's and one with an extensive set of data and
> file based
> volumes needs to be migrated away to another completely distinct director.
>
> What if any is my least painful way of retaining the catalog data for
