'savetime' is absolute not the parameter you should look at. 'savetime' refers to the backup time/date, not to the expiration date of a save set. What you need to check is the save set retention time (ssretent). So your mminfo command should look similar to this one:   mminfo -q "volume=L60067,ssretent>01/01/2030" -r "client,name,level,savetime,ssbrowse,ssretent,ssid,cloneid" Set the date to your appropriate value. Then use the nsrmm command to correct the retention date as follows:   nsrmm -y -e <new_retention_time> -S <ssid/cloneid> Please see the command line reference for more details.  
Hello, could someone please explain to me how is it possible that some volumes have a completely false expiration date?I would like to force recycling but first I would prefer to understand what is the cause. [IMAGE] If I do "Show Save Set" in some of these Volumes with wrong expiration like volume L60067 (7/22/54) it contains Save Set with expiration in the range from April to June 2018. [IMAGE]In other cases like L60078 (expiration 09/21/57) i have much more recent Save Sets (July - August 2021). [IMAGE] Thanks for the support.
Volume expiration wrong - (bad year)