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The "Delete stub purge" interval is set in the database replication
properties.
But, increasing the deletion stub purge interval will grow the databases.
If you have "huge" databases this can lead to nasty issues like, UNK table
full errors. (usually only if the document count exceeds 1,000,000)
Walter Scanlan
Senior Software Engineer - Certified Senior IT Specialist
/> Phone 1.720.342.5837
EMAIL: wscanlan@xxxxxxxxxx
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
To: domino400@xxxxxxxxxxxx,
Date: 10/29/2012 09:10 AM
Subject: Full system restore - length of save interval concerns.
Sent by: domino400-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Ok, picture this. You save a Domino LPAR once a quarter. In the interim
you rely upon saving the Domino data from clustered servers.
Now picture this. You saved on 9/8/2012. Your system dies a gristly
death on 12/1/2012 and needs a full restore. So you restore from the
9/8/2012 tape and let clustering catch up.
Now you get a call from someone who deleted 1,000 emails on 9/13. He
wants to know why they are all back. They're back because replication
history is only kept for x number of days. You try to explain this to him
until you realize it was a rhetorical question and he just wants them
gone.
Do I change the "x number of days"? If so, how?
If I can't is my only option to increase the frequency of saves?
Rob Berendt
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