If I read the manual correctly, the following statement should do the job:

  dsmc archive -subdir=yes -description="Archive 9/05/2000 for 7 years"
  -archmc=ret7yr "d:\project\*" "e:\oracle1\*" "f:\project data\*"

So: quotes around every filespec, separated by blanks.

Greetings,
Pieter


"Gill, Geoffrey L." schreef:
>
> I've been looking for an example in the books that I have for an archive of
> data when there are multiple directories that will be archived together. In
> this instance the directories will reside on seperate drives for NT or mount
> points for Unix. Do I need to run quotes around the directories or just list
> them. All the examples seem to give only one directory or one file....like
> that's a real world scenario.
>
> Here is the command:
> dsmc archive -subdir=yes -description="Archive 9/05/2000 for 7 years"
> -archmc=ret7yr d:\project\* e:\oracle1\* f:\project data\*
>
> Please note that one directory has a space in the name. This situation has
> thrown me off a bit. Do I need to enclose quotes arount the whole structure
> along with each folder since I have more than one directory which means I
> have a space in between them, or just the folder that has a space?
>
> Thanks for the help,
>
> > Geoff Gill
> > NT Systems Support Engineer
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