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For a UNIX client, NetBackup generates a stream for each file system.
Example 2
Assume Allow Multiple Data Streams is not enabled and the client is a
Windows NT system with two drive volumes,
C:\
and
D:\
. The file list
contains:
ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES
Here, NetBackup backs up the entire client in one data stream that contains the
data from both
C:\
and
D:\
.
UNSET and UNSET_ALL
All class-specific directives (See “Directives for Specific Class Types” on
page 93) that are passed to a client in a stream are passed in all subsequent
streams. The
UNSET
and
UNSET_ALL
directives change this behavior. These
directives are recognized only if Allow Multiple Data Streams is set for the
class.
UNSET
Unsets a class-specific directive so it is not passed with any additional streams.
The directive that was unset can be defined again later in the file list and
included in the current or a later stream.
UNSET_ALL
UNSET_ALL
has the same effect as
UNSET
but unsets all class-specific directives
that have been defined up to this point in the file list.
Excluding Files From Automatic Backups
On most NetBackup clients, you can exclude specific files from automatic
backups by specifying them in an exclude list on the client. You can also create
an include list to add back in some of the files by using an include list. The
include list is useful, for example, if you want to exclude an entire directory
except for one file.
Note:
Exclude and include lists do not apply to user backups and archives.
NetBackup 3.2 System Administrator's Guide for Windows NT
NetBackup 3.2 System Administrator's Guide for Windows NT
