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The process of storing, organizing, retrieving and archiving documents or other objects based on a pre-defined system.
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Is there a way to refire a retention policy after a document has been updated.
I know this is an old thread, but I have to share with you guys. Maybe someone will benefit from my story.
If you think about it, Retention Policy is an if-statement.
So what I did was: set the rete …
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