You do not need to configure a resource if you use the -y option. Resources are necessary for automatic operation. However, in your case, you specify the retention along with the command anyway.     ... -y "7days" ...                should do the job as well as    ... -y "12/20/2018" ...
Hello together,  I need to clone some save sets from the CLI. I am running NetWorker v18.1 on a Windows Server 2012 R2. The cloning target is a LTO8 IBM tape. Source would be a Data Domain.  I use the syntax: nsrclone -v -s -y ‘7 Days’ -b CLONE -S -f saveset_clone_list_01.txt   I get the message: Invalid retention time: '7 Days'  Beforehand I created a Time Policy which is called '7 Days'. When I use the options "-y" and "-w" I get the message: Invalid browse retention time: '7 Days'  As since NetWorker v9 there is only a retention policy which is no longer splited in retention and browse policy. I also renamed the Time Policy to something without numbers and a space between. Did also fail.  How can I give a manually nsrclone command a different retention time?  Cheers, Beacon
Set retention for nsrclone from CLI in v18.1