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Dell NetWorker 19.9 Administration Guide

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Order of Execution in the Directive

The command that is listed first in the directive takes precedence over the rest of the commands.

When the first command in the directive is compressasm, then all the files are compressed. The skip command in the directive is ignored. For example,

+compressasm -gzip -1: * .* *.*
+skip: *.LRG
+skip: *.CAT
+skip: *.TLB

When the compressasm is positioned at the end of the directive, the commands in the directive work as expected. The files that are specified with +skip are skipped and the rest are compressed. For example,

+skip: *.LRG
+skip: *.CAT
+skip: *.TLB
+compressasm -gzip -1: * .* *.*

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