HP Structured Records Management Solution Tutorial, August 2011

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4 Creating a cartridge
Once you have a working data model and a connection to HP TRIM, you can
begin to create, convert, and classify cartridges.
This chapter includes: • Creating a cartridge (page 21)
• Navigating in the cartridge editor (page 23)
• Previewing the cartridge (page 23)
• Classifying extracted data (page 25)
• Summary and next steps (page 27)
Creating a cartridge
A cartridge is the mechanism by which HP Database Archiving specifies a
versioned instance of an archive model for one type of archiving. In your cartridge
definition, you can select settings such as the following:
• The type of archive operation to perform (database to database or database to
file, and archive or copy)
• Which rules to apply
• How to treat transactional and chaining objects
• How to treat lookup objects
• HP TRIM classifications to apply
For this tutorial, create a cartridge that archives from a database to a file (an XML
file).
1 Go to File > New Cartridge.
2 In the New Cartridge dialog box, type Orders_D2F_SRMS as the Name.
3 Select Database to File as the Type.
4 If it is not already selected, select the Model radio button.
Advanced concept Model means that the cartridge is based upon a defined data model with
relationships. This type of cartridge is typically used for ongoing archive
operations.
Schema means that the cartridge is based upon the database schema rather
than a defined data model with relationships. This type of cartridge is
typically used for database retirement or the cleanup of orphan tables.
Related information HP Database Archiving software Developer’s guide.