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Catalog protection as an IDB key tunable parameter
What is catalog protection?
Catalog protection determines how long the information about backed up data is
available in the IDB. This is different from data protection, which determines how
long the backed up data is available on the medium itself. If there is no catalog
protection, you can still restore your data, but you cannot browse for it in the Data
Protector GUI.
Catalog protection is based on the fact that the data stored last is most important
and accessed most frequently. Old files are seldom searched for, and therefore it is
allowable for their search to take more time.
Expired catalog protection
Once the catalog protection expires, the information is not immediately removed
from the IDB. Data Protector removes it automatically once per day. Since the
information in the IDB is organized on a per-medium basis, it is removed completely
when catalog protection expires for all objects on the medium.
Impact on performance
Catalog protection settings do not have any impact on the backup performance.
Catalog protection and restore
When catalog protection expires, data is restored as if it were backed up using the
No Log option. See Logging level as an IDB key tunable parameter on page 199.
Recommended usage of logging level and catalog protection
Always use catalog protection
Always set a reasonable level of catalog protection. The only exception is if the Log
None option is set (in this case catalog protection does not apply anyway).
If you set the catalog protection to Permanent, the information in the IDB is removed
only when media are exported or deleted. In this case, the size of the IDB grows
linearly until the data protection period is reached, even if the number of files in the
cell does not change. For example, if the data protection period is one year and
media are recycled, then significant growth of the IDB stops after one year. The
addition of new catalogs is approximately equal to the removal of old ones. If catalog
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