Eric
Be aware that a node can have only one cloptset. So, if you have other
directories you wish to exclude, they would have to be added to this
cloptset.
In case you add more options, give a seq=005 or seq=010 (for example)
Also, inclexcl is an 'additive' option - where many inclexcl
statements can be used (as opposed to singular options such as
compression, dirmc etc), so the FORCE=YES is not applied. There is an
IBM APAR which provides very useful information regarding processing
priorities of client options:
APAR PQ54657:
1. Options entered on a scheduled command.
2. Options received from the server with a value of Force=Yes in the
DEFine CLIENTOpt. The client cannot override the value. (Client
Option Sets)
3. Options entered locally on the command line.
4. Options entered locally in the client options file.
5. Options received from the server with a value of Force=No. The
client can override the value.
6. Default option values.
I have seen systemstate excluded via the 'DOMAIN -systemstate'
statement in the dsm.opt file, but never done this via a clopt. What
you have specified looks ok, though, as far as i can tell
Regards
On 14 September 2012 13:34, Loon, EJ van - SPLXM <Eric-van.Loon AT klm DOT com>
wrote:
> Hi TSM-ers!
> We are struggling with expiration performance and recovery log
> utilization for quite some time. I came across flash 21470662
> (http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21470662) which
> contains almost all symptoms we see on our servers. To check the most
> obvious one (log utilization) I would like to exclude the systemstate on
> all Windows 2008 clients all at once. The easiest option is to do this
> through a client option set, but I'm not really familiar with them. I
> defined the flowing one:
>
> Optionset: WINDOWS2008_EXCL_SYSTEMSTATE
> Description: Excludes the systemstate backup on Windows 2008 clients
> Last Update by (administrator): KLM35757
> Managing profile:
> Option: INCLEXCL
> Sequence number: 0
> Use Option Set Value (FORCE): Yes
> Option Value: -systemstate
>
> Will this one work?
> Thank you very much for your help in advance!
> Kind regards,
> Eric van Loon
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