The incremental commmand inactivates any active database backups on the TSM server that are excluded from backup. The dsmtest.opt file inactivates all databases in the mail directory. Domino databases are stored by their relative names in the TSM server so relative names must be used on the include/exclude statements. The leading '\' should be removed.
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU> wrote on 12/22/2004 07:01:36 AM: > I ran the command file which is executed when my TDP for domino gets > scheduled. I substituted a different dsm.opt file to exclude the mail > files. After the incremental backup ran, it expired all but 2 backup > version of my mail files. It is though it had changed the number of > backup version to keep. Last night it backed up again but did not > increase the number of versions held on the tsm server. All the other > Domino data bases are keeping the default 4 versions. In addition, when > I issue the command on the server 'show versions node * ' all the Domino > data bases are attached to the same (default) management class. > command executed via a command file; > start domdsmc Incremental * /SUBDir=Yes /adsmoptfile=dsmtest.opt > /logfile=C:\TSMLog\domtest.log >> domtest.log > > dsmtest.opt > ExCLUDE \* > EXCLUDE log.nsf > EXCLUDE mail*.box > INCLUDE \dir\ssssl.nsf DOMINO-CRITICAL-MGMTCLS > INCLUDE \udir\ffffobj.nsf DOMINO-CRITICAL-MGMTCLS > INCLUDE \udir\ppppq.nsf DOMINO-CRITICAL-MGMTCLS > INCLUDE \udir\cccarc.nsf DOMINO-CRITICAL-MGMTCLS > EXCLUDE mail\* > I can not understand why running this command from the C:\ prompt would > expire 3 of my extra version. > Any help is greatly appreciated > Robert
