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Hi there,
AEM has a great feature, that if you delete pages, then you can restore them at a later point.
Is there any limit to when you will no longer be able to restore the pages? I.e. after a Tar Optimization or similar? Will this purge deleted content content? Or is maintained forever as part of the CRX version history?
Thanks!
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Hi,
IIRC they're kept forever if you don't purge them.
Jörg
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Here is the doc page about how to configure versioning and version purging:
http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/deploying/version_purging.html
scott
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Hi
regarding purging of versions - you can configure the behaviour of the versions purge service via osgi configuration (Day CQ WCM Version Manager) - default setting is to not purge any versions (but you can change this :-)).
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Thanks Jörg
What action would purge them? i.e. there's not a purge feature...
Kind Regards!
The basic assumption is, that you should always be able to get back to the latest version of a deleted page (if you delete a page, you will automatically create a version; at least that's part of the authoring interface but AFAIC not of the basic API implementation). Do you really want to get rid of every possibility to every restore a deleted page?
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Thanks Jörg
No - just asking the question in case they were to get deleted behind the scenes. The question came up (would they ever get purged) from a User after looking at the restore feature during Training, and the answer wasn't clear on the documentation.
I really appreciate the response.