That's right, the beauty of CLOPTSETs is in the fact that they are
"propagated" to the clients and picked up automatically at the next
time client communicates with the server. You might also consider
using "f=y" if you suspect that some smart-a$$ed students with
root/admin privileges on their workstations decide to play around you
restrictions by utilizing "include /.../*.mp3" statement.

On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 4:39 PM, Howard Coles
<Howard.Coles AT ardenthealth DOT com> wrote:
> I'm not sure my messages are actually getting through, but I'll try.
>
>  From what I understand about CLOPSETs the clients should re-read it each
>  time they start a backup, so you should not have to restart the
>  scheduler for them to pickup changes.  I never have anyway.
>
>  See Ya'
>  Howard
>


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Warm regards,
Michael Green