Re: delete [.pcsi*...]*.*;*

In article <1193418075.328649.183920@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, IanMiller <gxys@xxxxxxx> writes:
PRODUCT DELETE RECOVERY_DATA

I second that!!

may update the product database as well

Don't think so (as for me it seems not neccessary) - but I may be wrong.

But PRODUCT DELETE RECOVERY_DATA deletes the oldest tree first thus leaving
some valid recovery points if interrupted, while deleting PCSI$UNDO_001 tree
renders all the recovery data corrupt/worthless (until someone renames the
still intact/complete PCSI$UNDO_xxx directory files back to ascending order)

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Peter "EPLAN" LANGSTOEGER
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