Virtual TapeServer 6.03.41 Operations and Administration Guide
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cleanup_interval Controls how often (in hours) the feature 
should run. A typical setting would be 24, 
which indicates to run once a day. 24 must 
be divisible by the specified value; thus, the 
following values are supported: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 
8, 12, and 24. If the cleanup_scan_at 
parameter is set to 04:30 and 
cleanup_interval is set to 6, Scan/
Cleanup will run at 4:30AM, 10:30AM, 
4:30PM and 10:30PM daily. If you specify 0, 
the feature is disabled.
Integer
cleanup_threshold_ 
percent
Enables you to manage low disk space by 
indicating the threshold after which a 
cleanup is initiated. When the VTS file 
system reaches this threshold (a 
percentage), virtual tapes can be scheduled 
for erasure if this parameter is set. A typical 
setting is 90. When 90% of disk space is 
used, all virtual tapes on that vault are 
scheduled for erasure.
Integer
cleanup_nonMigrated Indicates to erase virtual tapes that have 
not been migrated. Migration in used to 
move data from VTS to permanent storage. 
YES or NO
cleanup_show_erase_ 
control_files
Displays Scan/Cleanup files that are used to 
implement the Scan/Cleanup erasure 
process. This is typically set to NO and may 
be enabled to help diagnose a system 
problem, if indicated.
YES or NO
cleanup_minimum_size_
GB
and
cleanup_minimum_size_
MB
Define which files to ignore based on size. 
The values specified by these parameters 
are combined to set the minimum file size to 
erase. Some installations have many small 
virtual tapes and do not require that they be 
erased. A typical setting for the 
cleanup_minimum_size_GB parameter is 
8, which specifies not to erase virtual tapes 
whose data is less than 8GB. For smaller 
sizes, use the cleanup_minimum_size_MB 
parameter only. For example, to set the 
limit to 50MB, use 
cleanup_minimum_size_MB='50'. If you 
specify 0 for these parameters, this feature 
is disabled and all files can be erased.
Integer
Parameter Description Values










