It's a very manual process, but it works.  You have to list a NEW_STREAM
directive for every directory structure you want as a stream.  Some do
it by qtree others by actual directories.

I have heard of someone who wrote a perl script that will go to the
client, figure out what qtrees exist, and create file lists on the fly
by certain load balancing criteria.  It can be done but will require
some coding.

Otherwise you can do like I do and backup qtrees....

~JK

"BAHNMILLER,BRYAN (A-ColSprings,ex1)" wrote:
> 
> All,
> 
>   Can an NDMP backup class be multi-streamed? The storage unit, the client, 
> and class all appear to allow multi-streaming. But how does one set up the 
> file list to allow it? If you have one mount point - /vol/vol0 - can that be 
> multi-streamed? The manual says that you can't use a wild card in the file 
> list. You can't use ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES. Is it possible?
> 
>   Thanks for any help!
> 
>     Bryan
> 
> Bryan Bahnmiller
> IT | Information Technology
> Agilent Technologies, Inc.
> Colorado Springs, CO 80907
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