I have a large Windows client that I want to selectively backup the
directory structure and the files under the directories. For example:
C:\Firstfolder\01-Jan2005\Millions of files
C:\Firstfolder\02-Jan2005\Millions of files
C:\Firstfolder\03-Jan2005\Millions of files
Use '-subdir=yes'
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Jim Bollard.
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Unitech Systems Ltd.
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Apologies replied to wrong mail ;-)
Download TSM client guide for options on using wildcards..
Regards,
Jim Bollard.
Technical Consultant.
Unitech Systems Ltd.
Mobile: +353 86 353 2761
Office: +353 1 2942300
Office Direct: +353 1 2999356
- You cannot use wildcards in the directory portion of the file
specification.
- You need to put quotes around the file spec since it contains blank
spaces.
Another alternative is to try something like this:
for /d %a in (c:\Firstfolder\??-Jan2005) do @dsmc s %a\Millions of
files\* -su=y
Thanks Andy, that seems to work on the test client.
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