Server:  3.1.2.1 on AIX 4.3
 Client:  3.1.0.6
BACKINT:  2.4.15.6

We just migrated from old versions of BACKINT and the ADSM Client to the
versions listed above. We want to be able to back up the SAP database as
well as non-database operating system, SAP and Oracle files. We also want
each of these to go to their own management class. Here is how our
include/exclude file is set up:

include /.../*                     AB1_OS_INC1
include /var/.../*                 AB1_OS_INC1
include /usr/.../*                 AB1_OS_INC1
include /home/.../*                AB1_OS_INC1
include /usr/sap/AB1/.../*         AB1_SAP_INC1
include /usr/sap/trans/.../*       AB1_SAP_INC1
include /usr/sap/put/.../*         AB1_SAP_INC1
include /sapmnt/AB1/.../*          AB1_SAP_INC1
include /oracle/AB1/.../*          AB1_ORA_INC1
include /oracle/stage/.../*        AB1_ORA_INC1
exclude /oracle/AB1/saparch/.../*
exclude /oracle/AB1/sapbackup/.../*
exclude /oracle/AB1/sapdata*/.../*
exclude /oracle/AB1/origlogA/.../*
exclude /oracle/AB1/origlogB/.../*
exclude /usr/sap/tmp/.../*
exclude /home/.../.*sh_history
exclude /tmp/.../*
exclude /.../core

Here's the problem: With this configuration, the database backup wants to
backup to the AB1_OS_INC1 management class. If we remove all of the INCLUDE
lines from the include/exclude file (along with all of the management
classes), then the database backup works fine. It backs up to the management
class specified by the BRBACKUPMGTCLASS/BRARCHIVEMGTCLASS options in the
initAB1.utl configuration file (AB1_BKUP1 and AB1_ARCH1 management classes).
Also note that when BACKINT is called and outputs a summary of what is going
to be backed up, it lists the correct management class. It's only when the
actual backup occurs that it tries to back up to wrong management class.

Any ideas on what might be wrong with my configuration?

Thanks a bunch,

Patrick Varney
Network Specialist
Pacific Gas & Electric Company