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Document has been deleted error after document is restored

I have a call log database that was supposed to run an agent overnight and copy any document over 90 days old to a "archive" database and then remove the document from the live call log database.

Well the agent ran last night and moved ALL documents to the "archive" database.  So this morning I wrote a small agent to copy back any document under 90 days to the live database.  

This worked fine but, this database also sends out an email to our level 2 support team. They can no longer open the document links on the past documents that are still being worked on.  The error is "Document is deleted".  Is there a way to fix this so that the emails with the document links open the call log?
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I dont have the rights to make the changes to the actual NSF File. I am having our admin people right now get me a restore of the document.  Using an agent to move the documents back from the "archive" database did not work, the UNID are not the same on the doc link.  So once the restore is done I am thinking I have to remove the documents I moved back into the NSF and then just copy/paste the docs from the restore and hope that works.  That is all I can think to do.
if you copy and past from the restore you will probably find the UNID will not be the same because of the deletion stubs in the original database.

Have to remove them as mentioned above.

Or on a restored DB, make sure you make some change to every document and then replicate with server db. Should replace the deletion stubs as change was more recent.
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The space saving tab - is that on the database properties box? The second tab?  I dont see the option for the "select the delete documents not modified in x days and set to 0 days but do not check the mark on the left."

I have tried to use a restore from the day before, that did not work. I have tired to move back from the archive and that did not.  So I am going to have to give instructions to my admin team to help me with this.  Or tell all the associates that any document links in emails will not work on dates 3/13/2012 and older.
Sorry this is in Replication Options (File:Replication:options for this application)
It is at the top of the space savers tab "Remove documents not modified in the last (days)"

Before copying the documents around again confirm that the issue is the UniversalID
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I just found it. I am working with my Admin now - I tried the direct copy cut paste and that bombed and then i was looking at the document properties and the link properties and holy cow, I am up  a creek with out a paddle.

I have having my admin work on the deletion stubs now.
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OH The issue is the Universal ID - It is different in the replica copy then the original....

But then again I am assuming that no one should be using the database at this time either?????
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I documented what needed to be changed and the option to purge the deletion stubs is on hold.  Right now the people using the database are not impacted, only the past email document links.  

I did try to match the universal ID from the restore copy to the live copy and they did not match.  The live version might be ON862579C2 but the restore copy would be ON862579C0 and when the copied over, it would go to C1 and the link would still say "Document is Deleted".  So the manual work aroudn is that they will have to look up the number in the database with a search.

Thanks for your help!