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January 4th, 2012 05:00
Directives in Networker
Hello.
I have Networker Server 7.6.2, at last, in Windows 2003.
I want to create a new directive, for example:
< >
+skip: *.*
so all directories and fiels of unit Y are skip.
It's correct?
I saw in manuals and forum same like this, for example:
< >
+skip: *.mdb
or
< >
+skip: *.mdb
but not about the whole Y: (directories and files)
Thanks.
Pdt.- Excuse me for my write english.
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TimQuan
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January 5th, 2012 23:00
< >
+skip: *.*
so all directories and fiels of unit Y are skip.
It's correct?
No, it is incorrect. It should be:
<< "Y:" >>
+skip: *.*
For detailed information about the syntax of directives, please refer to http://solutions.emc.com/emcsolutionview.asp?id=esg53311
nmc2
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January 4th, 2012 05:00
< >
+skip: *.mdb
This will skip all files with extension mdb under Y drive (includes subdirectories).
< >
+skip: *.mdb
This will skip files with extension mdb, which is under 'Y:\database'. That means only the .mdb files under database will be skipped.
joka2
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January 4th, 2012 07:00
Beware that in the manual there is actually a typo.
here is a copy/paste from the admin guide:
<<"C:\MYDIR">>
skip: *.tmp
note that there should be a white space like this between the << and "C
<< "C:\MYDIR" >>
skip: *.tmp
CarlosRojas
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January 10th, 2012 02:00
Hello Jose,
One question: Why don't you just specify the savesets manually and avoid adding Y:\?
Just wondering if that would be easier than using directives
Thank you.
Carlos.