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Compression
specifies the backup compression level. Can be None, Normal, High, Maximum.
Incremental
specifies whether you need to create an incremental image file. If equal to "false" (or "0"), a
complete image file will be created. If there is already a file with the specified name, it will be
replaced without warnings. If equal to "true" (or "1") and there is already a file with the specified
name, an incremental image will be created. Otherwise the program will create a complete
image file. The default value for this parameter is "true".
Description
adds a description to an image file. The comment must be a single string (though its length is not
limited.)
Split
splits a large image file into a number of smaller files of the specified size, which can be provided
in bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, etc.
Password
adds password protection to an image file.
1.3.3
Script usage examples
The following example illustrates the usage of a script to back up two partitions (logical drives), C and
F. mybackup2.tib is specified as an incremental image file. High compression level is selected and the
image will be split into 650-MB parts for recording to CD-R/RW media. Password protection will also
be added. The entire script must be located between the <backup> and </backup> tags.
<? xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<backup>
<source letter ="c" />
<source letter ="f" />
<target file="e:\mybackup2.tib" />
<options compression="high" incremental="true" description="this is my backup"
split="650 Mb" password="" />
</backup>
The script for backing up to tape (tapeN specifies the tape numbers):
<? xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<backup>
<source letter ="c" />
<source letter ="f" />
<target cdrw="\taperecorder\\\.\tape0|||" />
<target cdrw="\taperecorder\\\.\tape1|||" />
<options compression="high" incremental="true"
description="this is my backup" />
</backup>
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