HP XP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Software - Manual (Page 137)

2. Use the message IDs in the event log to identify the date and time when an individual pair
management server (host) started or ended the pair status collection.
The following table lists message IDs that are output when copy pair status collection starts or
ends:
Message ID
Type of system
When the pair status collec-
tion is ended When the pair status collection
is started
KAVN00124-I KAVN00123-I Open system
KAVN00127-I KAVN00126-I Mainframe system
3. Use the start and end time identified in step 2 to calculate the time required to collect the pair
status for an individual pair management server (host).
4. Specify the refresh interval with a value greater than the time calculated in this step 3.
Related topics
• About refreshing copy pair status , page 253
• Refreshing the copy pair status automatically for each information source , page 258
• Refreshing copy pair status automatically for each pair management server , page 259
Setting up data retention periods
You can set the retention period for the alert data, event log data, task data, performance information,
and other data managed by Replication Manager. Data is automatically deleted when its retention
period expires. By default, the retention period is set to 30 days and automatic deletion is performed
at 2:17 AM.
To change the default settings, from the Explorer menu, choose Administration and then Data Retention.
For details, see “ Editing the data retention period ” on page 138.
About data retention periods
Data retention periods can be set for the following types of data items:
• Received alerts
• Write delay time (C/T delta)
• Event log data
• Sidefile and journal volume usage
• Pool volume usage (open systems)
• Tasks
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