David,  Did something similiar here.  Only difference is NBU 3.4.1 W2K.

Here is what we use for the include list to split into mulitple streams based 
on file/folder name.
I would assume that it wouldn't have changed in v4.5.

This creates separate streams for all folders in e:\users that start with "a" 
and "b", then "c" and "d". etc, you get the picture.
Hope this helps.

Eric Turner

NEW_STREAM
E:\USERS\A*.*
E:\USERS\B*.*
NEW_STREAM
E:\USERS\C*.*
E:\USERS\D*.*
NEW_STREAM
E:\USERS\E*.*
E:\USERS\F*.*
NEW_STREAM
E:\USERS\G*.*
E:\USERS\H*.*
NEW_STREAM
E:\USERS\I*.*
E:\USERS\J*.*
NEW_STREAM
E:\USERS\K*.*
E:\USERS\L*.*
NEW_STREAM
E:\USERS\M*.*

-----Original Message-----
From: David Ashamalla [mailto:davida AT telephia DOT com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2003 10:24 PM
To: Veritas-Bu (E-mail)
Subject: [Veritas-bu] Splitting Windows Folders into streams


Hi All,
I would like to split a backup into muliple streams, based on the
subfolder's name.
My client is Windows 2k, my Netbackup server is 4.5 running on Windows 2k.

I have tried 
NEW_STREAM
E:\CMS\[A-H]*
NEW_STREAM
E:\CMS\[I-M]*
...
 and 
NEW_STREAM
/E/CMS/[A-H]*
NEW_STREAM
/E/CMS/[I-M]*

but both give me Error 71, None of the files exist.  My folder names are
correct, and, they are all capitalized.
Can this be done on windows?

David
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