Tim,

I believe it backs up the filesystem in the order you have listed them
in the file-list section when setting up a class or on the command line
or in a file when using the "-f filename" format of bpbackup.  However, 
if you are using things like "ALL_LOCAL_DIRVES" or wildcards in the 
file-list them I'm not sure.  My guess it that it grabs things in inode
order just like TAR does.


"Henfling, Timothy" wrote:
> 
> Does netbackup perform backups in the way you list in the scheduler for
> example /ora1 /ora2 /ora3 or does it use the output for the bdf command.
> 
> thanks
> 
> Tim Henfling, MSCE, CNA
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