Use GetFileDetails to retrieve the autoarchive rules for a file or folder. Identify the file, then specify ArchiveRules as a string in ResultDef, as shown in the following example:

The response returns identifying information about the file, followed by the autoarchive rules for the file and the folder that contains it. In the following example, the file type $$$ indicates that the rule applies to a folder. The expiration age is in minutes.

Use the DefaultSuccessNoticeExpiration and DefaultFailureNoticeExpiration elements of Volume to set the job notice expiration attribute for all users whose notice expiration is not set or is set to 0. You can set the expiration time for a success notice or a failure notice when you create or update a volume. Express the expiration time in minutes.

In the following example, the volume properties are updated to set the default success notices to expire in three days and default failure notices to never expire. These expiration rules apply to all users whose respective notice expiration is not set or is set to 0.