The command line option -optfile is the easiest to use.  On AIX this means
becoming familiar with the Server Stanza options in the dsm.sys file and
creating multiple stanzas.

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>Is there a way to override the options file on a scripted backup so as to
>backup all data whether or not it is usually?  I thought this was
considered
>in as Selective but tests prove otherwise.

Explore the DSM_* environment variables, such as DSM_CONFIG .

  Richard Sims, BU