Unfortunately system objects are backed up via the BACKUP SYSTEMOBJECT
command, for which no scheduler action exists (i.e. on the server, there
is no DEFINE SCHEDULE domain schedname ACTION=BACKUP ...etc. command.

Your third idea is promising, but I don't like the "crash" part. What
specifically crashes? If you haven't reported this to IBM, then you
should, so we can diagnose and fix.

At the same time, is it really coded as you wrote? In which case, you have
"-c" instead of "-c:". Perhaps that will get past the crash?

Regards,

Andy

Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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Hallo all,

how can I backup from command line (schedule) SystemObject ONLY?

        dsmc incr -domain="systemobject"
will backup all domains from .opt file as well, which I do no want.

        dsmc incr -domain="systemobject -c:"
works, but still backups D: E: etc.

        dsmc incr -domain="systemobject -c -d: -e:"
crashes.

Win2K, dsmc 5.1.5.9

thx in advance
Juraj Salak

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