EXCLUDE D:\...\*
\...\ matches 0 or more subdirectory levels
* matches anything (old habit I also include a line with *.*)
Remember include/exclude statements are processed from the bottom up
and exit processing upon the first match
AND remember that if this is the bottom statement it will be hit
during processing of all other files on the system... thus just
exclude d:\...\*
and
exclude d:\...\*
include c:\...\*
include e:\...\*
(and even)
include c:\...\*
include e:\...\*
exclude d:\...\*
might yield way different processing TIMES even though in the first
case all C & E files are included by default when it "bubbles" out the
top of the include/exclude processing (all depends on how many files
exist where...)
It might be better to use a "DOMAIN" statement but in doing so you
have to ensure you update it as you create new drives on the system.
That is the default domain is all locally attached drives, once you
specify a specific domain... only those drives are covered!
NOTE: if you wish to watch over your clients to ensure they are doing
what's right something like:
select node_name,filespace_name,cast((backup_end) as varchar(10)) as
"Date" from adsm.filespaces where
(cast((current_timestame-backup_end)day as decimal(18,0))>2 and
cast((current_timestamp-backup_end)day as decimal(18,0))<7)
will give you a list of all client file systems that haven't had a
good backup in the last 2-7 days (not having been backed up in excess
of 7 days being looked at as a "no longer existing" file system)
later,
Dwight
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Author: thaddad (thaddad AT COLUMBIAENERGYGROUP DOT COM) at unix,mime
Date: 2/24/99 2:59 PM
in ASDM v3.1 whats the Exclude statement (for NT client) to exclude ALL
directories, files on a particular dirve...
say I want to exclude my D: drive !!
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