Hello @Nikos.Kyrm 

There is no way to have the software automatically do this but in the Selective Copy settings you can set it to “Do Not Automatically Pick Jobs”. With this, no jobs will be automatically copied but you can go manually select which jobs you would like to be copied.

Selective Copy - https://documentation.commvault.com/11.26/expert/13907_selective_copy.html

Copy Properties - Selective Copy - https://documentation.commvault.com/11.26/expert/14088_copy_properties_selective_copy.html

Do not Automatically select jobs

Select this option so that no backups will be copied to this copy unless they are manually selected for copy from the Job for Storage Policy Copy dialog box or the Select most recent full backup when auxiliary copy starts option has been selected from the Auxiliary Copy Job Options dialog box.

Manually Select a Job to Copy - https://documentation.commvault.com/11.26/expert/14000_manually_select_job_to_copy.html

Thank you,
Collin

Hello @Nikos.Kyrm 

Re-reading your question, if you are doing weekly fulls, the full on the 4th week would be a “mon-end” full backup. You can setup a regular Selective Copy that automatically picks jobs and that should be fine.

Thank you,
Collin

Hello @Collin Harper and thanks for your follow up!

Our current Primary Storage Policy is configured with RPO 7 days retention and Synthetic full every 7 days.

So, basically we have one Synthetic full backup per week.

Is there any way to mark some of these synth backups as “weekly”, so to be able to configure the Selective Copy as as you suggested?

Best regards,
Nikos

@Nikos.Kyrm 

There is no way to have the software automatically copy only specific fulls. To copy only specific fulls you will need to create the copy with the optinon “do not automatically pick jobs”.

Thank you,
Collin