Archive does not operate at the file system ("domain") level like
incremental backup. So in order to archive directories, you need to append
the directory delimiter character "/" to the end of your file
specifications, i.e.:

   dsmc archive oracle/dev/ /oracle/tst/ -subdir=yes

Regards,

Andy

Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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Hello TSM Experts,

I want to archive more than one file system (with all of the
subdirectories)
on the same command line.  Will this work?

# dsmc archive -subdir=yes "oracle/dev" "/oracle/tst"

Your help is appreciated.

Silvio Gordillo\srg2
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