Diskbackup Cleanup

keep in mind the following:

the save set SSID after it is cloned but not deleted
will exist with several cloneid

for example, ssid 34567000 is written to disk
and cloned to tape (but not staged or deleted)
Then
you have ssid 34567000 with three cloneid

cloneid #1 on the write enabled AFTD
cloneid #2 on the write protected AFTD

cloneid #3 on the tape (this exists only if you clone ssid/cloneid#1 )

so you can do the following to "move" the save set to tape and keep the indexes
(for the duration of the browse policy of course)

a) stage ssid as mentioned which takes care of the cloning to tape
and deleting from disk

or

b) you can clone ssid 34567000/cloneid#1 to tape
at which point you have the three cloneid of ssid 34567000
and after the cloning you can also proceed if you wish to
either
cloneit again
or stage it
or delete the save set from disk (without ) removing the index -- how?

remove the ssid/cloneid#1 <--- this is cloneid of the original backup to disk
example, assume in this example
cloneid #1 is 1238990
cloneid #2 is 1246990
cloneid #3 is 1257990

then to delete cloneid#1 use

nsrmm -d -S 34567000/1238990

You must specify the cloneid# of the write enabled aftd cloneid
this will ensure that you remove
*only *
that instance (or clone or copy) of that ssid

*without* removing all instances and
therefore without removing the indexes.

Comments: you might use option 2) if you wnated to clone it once
before staging it, thus producing two tape clones instead of one before removing
ssid from disk

Otherwise, it is simpler to use option 1)