Re: include/exclude for Windows NT
2002-03-01 09:34:51
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Re: include/exclude for Windows NT |
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Andrew Raibeck <storman AT US.IBM DOT COM> |
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Fri, 1 Mar 2002 09:31:41 -0500 |
Here is a possibility:
Create a TSM client macro (plain text file) named, say, C:\BACKUP.MAC. The
contents of this file would be:
BACKUP REGISTRY
INCREMENTAL D: E:
(The second line is an example of how you would back up other drives,
although you could omit them if all you want is the registry.)
Next, create a schedule like this:
DEF SCH STANDARD BACKREG ACTION=MACRO OBJECTS="C:\BACKUP.MAC"
DEF ASSOC STANDARD BACKREG BURAK
This is just an example, substitute your own domain, schedule, file, and
node names as appropriate.
If you don't want to use the TSM scheduler, you can launch the macro
manually or via 3rd-party scheduler like this:
DSMC MACRO C:\BACKUP.MAC
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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Burak Demircan <burak.demircan AT DAIMLERCHRYSLER DOT COM>
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Subject: Re: include/exclude for Windows NT
Hi,
Yes you are right but it does not prevent backing-up the file structure
and
consuming database. I mean:
Even if I had exclude c:\...\* in option file, all the file system
structure
(names of folders) are sent
to TSM and saved to TSM database. This does not mean that it backs-up the
files
but it consumes
TSM database with C:\Program Files\Common Files\... kind of folders.
Regards,
Burak
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01.03.2002 15:48
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Subject: Re: include/exclude for Windows NT
Burak,
I'd try:
Domain c:
Exclude *\...\*
Presuming you only want the registry - which I have not tested - and
presuming that you aren't backing up any other files on c: or d:.
Including anything would mean adding exclude.dir commands to exclude the
directory structures from backup.
Please advise if this solves the problem.
Steffan
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