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The retention service uses rules to manage retention periods. Rule names can be choosen at will.

All parameters of a rule share A rule actually is the set of parameters sharing the same prefix:

<repository or template>.retention.adretention.<rule name>

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After the prefix following parameters are valid:

Rule parameters

Parameter

Mandatory?

Description

Valid values

startofretentionperiod

yes

Start of retention period calculated based on time of object creation

see below: Format of specifying retention period values

expirationperiod

yes

Duration of retention period.

see below: Format of specifying retention period values

destructionperiod

yes

Time interval after retention period while destruction of object is still not allowed.

see below: Format of specifying retention period values

metatype

yes

Defining at which step in process the rule is applied.

addocument

adfolder

documentname

no

Filter for file name: The rule is only applied, when the document matches this filter.

see below: Specifying document filters

containerpath

no

Filter for folder name: The rule is only applied, when the document matches this filter.

Info

Each path must start and end with a slash “/” character.

Info

The containerpath parameter matches a CMIS standard requirement. However, currently there is little practical use of this parameter.

see below: Specifying document filters

contenttype

no

Filter for content type: The rule is only applied, when the document matches this filter.

For each

Example:

application/pdf

Also valid is a semicolon-separated list of content-types.

Info

Deactivation of a single rule (i.e. when configured in template but not desired for single repository) is not possible. As workaround, the attribute "metatype" may be set to a non-defined value.

Retention inheritance

The retention period specified for the document also applies to its components, even when these specify a different retention.

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