Steve--Yes, it is possible to have duplicates and not have the older
entry flagged as being to be purged. I don't remember which one's have
to be manually handled, perhaps the DCSS's. I know that in resaving
CMS, the older CMS NSS always get flags as being purged and will stay
there in that state until the last user releases it. I've forgotten the
rules or reasons. Alan Altmark explained this several years ago when I
ran into the same problem. Since then I've always made a point of
purging the older one to make sure.
Jim
Gentry, Stephen wrote:
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Is it possible to have duplicate, active entries in the NSS? (sort of a
trick question; it appears that we do.)=20
See below:
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*NSS 0014 NSS A 0258 10/23 22:06:14 GUICSLIB DCSS MAINT=20
*NSS 0059 NSS A 0258 10/23 22:06:14 GUICSLIB DCSS MAINT
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I am pretty sure I did this by restoring, using SPXTAPE, the NSS twice.
My question or assumption is that I thought, when a duplicate entry is
restored, it would flagged the existing
one as purged/deleted/removable (what ever the correct term is).=20
Could someone explain this?
Please and thank you.
Steve
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existing<o:p></o:p></span></font></p>
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