QUSRBRM.RESET_MAINTENANCE_POLICY_DEFAULTS Procedure
- Peter Lafler
The QUSRBRM.RESET_MAINTENANCE_POLICY_DEFAULTS procedure changes the maintenance policy back to it’s original default values.
Parameters
|
There are no parameters for this procedure.
Â
Authorization:Â The privileges held by the authorization ID of the statement must include the following:
EXECUTE SQL privilege on this procedure
The BRMS Network feature is required.
The schema is QUSRBRM.
Example:
QUSRBRM.RESET_MAINTENANCE_POLICY_DEFAULTS () |
|---|
Result:
The maintenance policy will be set as follows:
Parameter | Value |
|---|
Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
Expire Media | YES |
Expire Partial Set | NO |
Remove Media Info | EXPIRED |
Retain Object Detail | MEDCON |
Retain Link Detail | MEDCON |
Retain Splf Detail | MEDCON |
Retain Folder Detail | MEDCON |
Remove Migration Info | 180 days |
Run Move Policies | NO |
Log Entries Days | 90 days |
Run Cleanup | YES |
Retrieve Volume Stats | YES |
Media Audit | NO |
Change Journals | YES |
Expired Media Report | YES |
Version Report | NO |
Media Info Report | YES |
Recovery Activities Report | NO |
System Recovery Report | NO |
Save Exceptions Report | NO |
System Info Report | NO |
Error Messages
The following SQL States and error messages may be returned by this procedure.
U0001 | Unable to retrieve Maintenance Policy record. |
U0002 | Unable to update Maintenance Policy record. |
Â
Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy | Impressum
From time to time, this website may contain technical inaccuracies and we do not warrant the accuracy of any posted information.
Copyright © Fortra, LLC and its group of companies. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.