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A cluster is meant to be in sync, meaning all members to have identical data available. One reason for your idea was the missing backup capabilities of Domino - in V12 we have shipped an improved backup tool (built into Domino) which allows to restore & merge deleted documents back into the mail file.
Rejecting this idea with regards to statement above.
Keeping deletion stubs in the database will slow down performance, e.g. when replicating. What you could do is to remove the button 'empty trash' from the mail file, and set the lifetime of your trash to be 9999 days. This will still grow your mail file, but at least your users will be able to recover documents without needing your support.
But if user gets re-directed to that cluster (due to their Notes client thinking that the primary server is not available) then they see emails that they have deleted in the past. Would this cause an issue ?
Also this would means that you would need to assign a bigger quota to the "backup" cluster server to cater for the previous 31 days of emails, right ?
Regards
Tinus Riyanto - Prisma Global Solusi