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Lotus Domino Administrator 7 Help - Lotus documentation

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Field Action<br />

Use customer-generated expiration field: Click to enable administrators to define their own field<br />

name for an archive document expiration date.<br />

Customer generated expiration field name: Specify a field name for the expiration date of archived<br />

documents.<br />

17. Save the document.<br />

Creating criteria for mail archiving: You use an Archive Criteria policy settings document to define sets<br />

of criteria to use when archiving a Notes user’s mail documents. You create an Archive Criteria policy<br />

settings document from within an Archive policy settings document. After you create archive criteria, you<br />

can use it in one or more archive policy settings documents.<br />

When you specify archive criteria, you determine what to do with old documents in a user’s mail file. Do<br />

you archive them (copy them to an archive database) or just delete them? If you archive them, you<br />

determine how to ″clean up″ the copies of the archived mail documents that remain the user’s mail file.<br />

And finally, you define what an old document is.<br />

Mail file criteria answers these questions:<br />

v How should documents be archived? Archiving can be a combination of copying old documents to an<br />

archive database and then performing clean-up tasks on the users mail file, or just deleting them<br />

v How should documents be cleaned up? Once documents have been copied to an archive database, you<br />

can either delete the copies that remain in the user’s mail file, or reduce the size of the document.<br />

v Which documents should be cleaned up? You provide a definition of an ″old document″ by specifying<br />

age criteria, and then applying that age criteria either to all documents or all documents in specified<br />

folders.<br />

Specifying the name and location for the Archive database: By default, the archive mail database is stored in<br />

the directory archive, located in the data directory. Archive is the default name for the archive directory.<br />

The default name format for a user’s archive database file is a_xxxx.nsf, where a_ is the prefix and xxxx<br />

is the name of the mail database. The name of the archive database is based on a specified number of<br />

characters (the default is 6) from the user’s mail file. For example, for the end user John Smith, whose<br />

mail file is jsmith, the archive database name is a_jsmith.nsf.<br />

To create archive criteria policy settings:<br />

1. From the <strong>Domino</strong> <strong>Administrator</strong>, select the People & Groups tab, and then open the Settings view.<br />

2. Do one:<br />

v Select the Archive policy settings document for which you want to create archive criteria settings,<br />

and then click ″Edit Settings.″<br />

v Click ″Add Settings″ and then select Archive to create a new Archive policy settings document.<br />

3. Select the Archive Criteria tab, and then click ″New Criteria.″<br />

4. Provide the following information on the Basics tab.<br />

Field Action<br />

Name Enter a name that identifies the archive criteria. When you add criteria<br />

to a criteria policy settings document, this is the name that appears in<br />

the selection box. This name also appears in the user’s mail folder<br />

outline under tools - archive.<br />

Description Enter a description of the criteria.<br />

Archiving is enabled Do one:<br />

v Check to enable this archive criteria.<br />

v Uncheck if you are creating archive criteria to use later.<br />

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