Using A Qualified File-Set List - HP Guardian User Manual

Backing Up and Restoring Disk Information
*.CASH
MAIL.MESS*
VOL*.?FILE
This command backs up all the files in the current default volume and subvolume:
10> BACKUP $TAPE, *
Because no volume or subvolume name is given in this example, Backup uses the
current default values for volume and subvolume.
To back up all the files in the volume $MANUF:
11> BACKUP $TAPE, $MANUF.*.*
To back up all files to which you have read access in the current default system:
12> BACKUP $TAPE, *.*.*
This command includes a file set containing special-case wild cards. This Backup
command copies all files in the current default system that meet these requirements: the
file name can be any length but must begin with SD, and the subvolume name must be
five letters long ending with MON:
14> BACKUP $TAPE, ??MON.SD*
A file-set list is one or more file sets. To include more than one file set in a file-set list,
separate the file sets with commas and enclose them in parentheses. This example shows
a file-set list in a command that backs up all files in the current default subvolume and
all the files in the volume $MANUF:
15> BACKUP $TAPE, (*, $MANUF.*.*)

Using a Qualified File-Set List

You can use a qualified file-set list to specify criteria for including or excluding files or
SQL objects in a file set. A qualified file-set list is a file-set list that includes one of the
qualifiers from the following table. (A simple file-set list does not include a qualifier.)
You can specify a qualifier only once for each file-set list.
For a detailed description of file-set qualifiers, see the Guardian Disk and Tape Utilities
Reference Manual.
Files named CASH in every subvolume on the current default
volume.
Files that have names beginning with MESS on the MAIL
subvolume of the current default volume.
Files that have names five characters long ending with FILE, that
reside on any subvolume that has a name beginning with VOL.
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