It will backup

d:\apps
d:\finance
d:\hr

twice if you have (based on a full backup)

d:\

in the file list as well.

If you want to avoid this, then I would have a separate class for those
specific directories and one for d:\ with an exclude list that has apps,
finance and hr listed in it.

David

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I have been unable to find my answer online or in the docs, so I'll ask it
here.

If I set my class up to backup the files:

D:\apps
D:\finance
D:\hr
D:\

Will it backup \apps \finance and \hr once it gets to D:\ ?

Im trying to avoid this if posssible.

I want to make sure that \apps , \finance and \hr get their own stream and
that the rest of D:\ gets another stream.

Thanks.


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