Absolutely!  As a matter of fact, there are at least two ways:

1.  If you are running "dsmc" from a "cron" job locally (as we are doing
    on my UNIX boxes now), you can establish the domains as above and then
    specify different domains on separate entries in "crontab".
2.  If you are using "cron" as in #2, you can bypass domains altogether
    and have separate lines in "crontab" (which run on different days)
    explicitly specify the filesystem(s) for each line.
3.  ??? It may be possible to do this from the server side (MVS), but I
    do not know how this is configured.

For details, run "dsmc help" from the command line and check out the
"incremental" subcommand.

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"Today is always Version 1.0"               Scott Courtney
"Today is always Version 1.0"               Scott Courtney
                                            Sr. Programmer/Analyst
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Date: 01 Feburary 1996, 13:39:25 EST
From: Chris Zerr                                     czerr    at INTERNET
      czerr AT CO.PIERCE.WA DOT US
To: Multiple recipients of list ADSM-L             ADSM-L   at INTERNET
      ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU

Reply-To: Dist. Stor. Manager(ADSM) List                 ADSM-L   at INTERNET
      ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Subject:      Large Filsystem backups
X-Mailer: Novell GroupWise 4.1
We have a Solaris 2.4 ADSM Client talking to MVS Server(all ver 2).  On
the Solaris machine we have several filsystems to backup and one
filesystem that has 400,000 + files.  Because of time constraints for
performing backups we need to be able to do an incremental backup of
some filesystems one night and the others the next night.
Is there anyway to do this??
   Chris--