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DRMDBBACKUPEXPIREDAYS. The number of recovery plan files deleted is
based on the value specified on the SET DRMRPFEXPIREDAYS. Server roll-off
processing deletes the DB backup volumes and recovery plan files only if DRM is
licensed on the server and the volumes or plan files are created on the server to
server virtual volumes.
System Action: The roll-off process is ended and server operation continues.
User Response: If the error count is not equal to 0, examine messages that may
have been issued in the activity log to determine the cause for the errors.
ANR0813I Inventory file expiration process process ID canceled prior to completion:
examined number of objects objects, deleting number of backup objects backup
objects, number of archive objects archive objects, number of DB backup volumes
DB backup volumes, and number of recovery plan files recovery plan files. error
count errors were encountered.
Explanation: The inventory file expiration process was canceled by an
administrator. The number of objects examined and deleted prior to the cancelation
are reported. A total error count is also displayed.
System Action: The server ends the file expiration process.
User Response: None.
ANR0814I Expiration retry retry number of maximum retries in number of seconds seconds.
Explanation: Server roll-off processing has encountered an error in attempting to
remove expired client file copies from the server database. The operation will be
tried again in the number of seconds indicated.
System Action: The server waits for the number of seconds indicated and retries
the file expiration operation.
User Response: Expiration retry processing occurs when the server database is
full, the log is full, or sufficient server memory is not available to continue
processing. Use the QUERY ACTLOG command to look for messages issued prior
to this one that indicate the type of error encountered. If the server is out of
database space, issue the DEFINE DBVOLUME and EXTEND DB commands to
add volumes to the server database and extend the database size. If the server is out
of log space, issue the DEFINE LOGVOLUME and EXTEND LOG commands to
add volumes to the server log and extend the log size. If the server is low on
memory, allocate additional storage to the server. For details, issue HELP
MEMORY to display the information online or see “Appendix A. Allocating
Additional Server Memory”.
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