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+skip accross filesystems with networker

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pelletiy

Technical User
Apr 24, 2003
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CA
Hi,

anyone know a way to skip files through filesystems with directives in networker ?

Something like

<<&quot; /&quot; >>
:+skip *.dbf

The +skip don't cross filesystems, and we have multiples mountpoints for our oracle databases.

Making per-system .nsr is not an option, because the backup team will lose control (if someone delete the .nsr on a server, they'll get backup or large dbf)

By now, we use a lot or directives on the default section, 1 for each database mountpoint, but we are now at the limit of directives.

I saw that uasm can be used with the -x option to cross filesystems, but I dont understand how I can add it to a directive.

Networker 5.5.5 on Solaris 2.6

Thank you
 
The correct syntax is as follows:

1. &quot;Global&quot; directives (configured within the resources)
UNIX/Linux
<< /absolute_pathname >>
[+]directive: file_name(s)

Examples: Just look at the &quot;UNIX standard directive&quot;

Windows
<< &quot;d:\absolute_pathname&quot; >>
[+]directive: file_name(s)

Examples: Just look at the &quot;UNIX standard directive&quot;
Actually << / >> will work on Windows as well -
This should do what you need.

2. &quot;Local&quot; directives
UNIX/Linux
.nsr (in the directory)
[+]directive: file_name(s)

Example: Look at /nsr/mm/.nsr

Windows
nsr.dir (in the directory)
[+]directive: file_name(s)

Example: Look at ..\nsr\mm

Regards, Carsten
 
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