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by Iain_Green » Apr 10, 2019 12:48 pm
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Hi,
Need some advice. I had to move some files between two dedicated REPO's, so I chucked them into a SOBR put one into maintenance mode and evacuated the backups to the other.
I have then removed the now empty repo.
I wish to remove the SOBR and go back to a single repo for the backup.. however I can't remove the SOBR with an active backup associated to it.
The guide tells me to point it at another repo.. which would require moving the files again!
Help please

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by foggy » Apr 10, 2019 5:28 pm
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Hi Iain, I believe you can remove it without copying data - just add some "fake" repository as an extent instead of the one you want to switch to a regular one and then re-point your job to the regular repository (it already has the files). After that SOBR can be removed.
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by Iain_Green » Apr 10, 2019 6:36 pm
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Is that adding a fake to repo to the job for Sobr??
Sorry, I don't quite follow?
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by foggy » Apr 11, 2019 1:48 pm
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I mean creating another (empty, temporary) repository and add it as an extent to SOBR, while removing the first extent (actually holding the files) from there. After that repoint the job and remove SOBR.
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