HP BB118BV - StorageWorks Data Protector Express Package, Руководство пользователя, Страница: 166 / 365

148 Data Protector Express User's Guide and Technical Reference
job that includes media rotation, Data Protector Express will automatically create any new media and
media folders needed for that job. As tapes and other media are overwritten and deleted from the catalog,
these changes are automatically reflected on the
Jobs and Media view as well.
Creating media folders
You might wish to create a media folder in which to store media before you create and run a backup job.
Note that Data Protector Express automatically creates new media folders when it runs either a job with
media rotation. Data Protector Express will create a media folder in the User/Group folder and give it the
name of the scheduled backup job. However, if you run a manual job that is not scheduled, you may want
to create a new media folder in which to store the new media for that job. For more information on
automatically creating media folders, see
Backup options automatically updated on page 113.
To create a new media folder
1. Select the existing folder in which you want to store the new Media folder. (It cannot be the Home
folder.)
2. Create the new media folder in one of these ways:
•
Select New Object… from the File menu and then select Folder from the New Object dialog
box, or
•
Right-click in the Data Protector Express object detail area and select New.. and then Folder
from the shortcut menu, or
•
Click the New Object button on the toolbar and then select Folder from the New Object dialog
box.
3. Type in the name of the new folder in the New Object window.
TIP: After creating a new folder, be certain to specify which users have permissions to it. This is the
simplest and fastest way to assign permissions to multiple objects stored in the folder.
Deleting media folders
When you delete a media folder, you also delete all of the objects contained within it, including any
media folders and media. You might want to delete media folders that were used by jobs you no longer
plan to run and that contain media that are no longer in use.