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From: RAY@CRVAX.SRI.COM.UUCP
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Subject: Re: RMS last accessed
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Date: Wed, 29-Apr-87 23:33:25 EDT
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I was just looking at this information last night...If you look in the
System Manager's Reference, Vol. 5A, on page 7-32 in section 7.8.1,
Setting File Expiration Dates, you will find 

	"You can simulate the maintenance of "access dates," available
	in some other operating systems, by setting the retention periods
	to very small values (for example, 1 hour).  Note, however, that
	doing so will incur substantial overhead in the file system
	in updating expiration dates so frequently."

The go on further to describe the general technique of doing automatic
file migration.

Ray
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