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bpimmedia and bpimagelist show different expiration day after bpexpdate command

xliang8
Level 2

I used "bpexpdate -recalculate -backupid <backup id> -d 06/10/2018" to change the expiration day of all iamges associated with M5DB02_DB_JDEQA91_OFFLINE policy. 

The bpimmedia command shows the correct expiration day after the change.

bpimmedia -L -policy M5DB02_DB_JDEQA91_OFFLINE |grep -i m5db02
m5db02_1520304535 M5DB02_DB_ UBAK 3 1 N N R 1 0 June 10, 2018 12:00:00 AM EDT
m5db02_1520304518 M5DB02_DB_ UBAK 3 1 N N R 1 0 June 10, 2018 12:00:00 AM EDT

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m5db02_1520277669 M5DB02_DB_ UBAK 3 1 N N R 1 0 June 10, 2018 12:00:00 AM EDT
m5db02_1520277668 M5DB02_DB_ UBAK 3 1 N N R 1 0 June 10, 2018 12:00:00 AM EDT

However bpimagelist output still shows the old expiration day. Did I miss any steps?

 

 Thanks

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xliang8
Level 2

A follow up:

If I use bpimagelist -backupid <backupid>, the output shows the new expiration day.

bpimagelist -backupid m5db02_1520304535 -U -hoursago 240
Backed Up Expires Files KB C Sched Type On Hold Policy
---------------- ---------- -------- -------- - --------------- ------- ------------
03/05/2018 21:48 06/10/2018 1 288 N User Backup 0 M5DB02_DB_JDEQA91_OFFLINE

but bpimagelist -policy <policy name> output still shows the old expiration day.

 

xliang8
Level 2

Please ignore this post, I figure out the problem.

Thanks