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inclexcl.txt is product of windows GUI.<br />
dsm.opt on windows and dsm.sys on others is used as config file.<br />
if this is windows or netware:<br />
exclude \...\*.dbf<br />
....<br />
...<br />
if Linux or UNIX:<br />
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exclude /.../*.dbf
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inclexcl.txt is product of windows GUI.
dsm.opt on windows and dsm.sys on others is used as config file.
if this is windows or netware:
exclude \...\*.dbf
....
...
if Linux or UNIX:

exclude /.../*.dbf

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or alternatively:<br />
exclude.dir /data/base/files<br />
<br />
or in Windows - use GUI
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or alternatively:
exclude.dir /data/base/files

or in Windows - use GUI

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We have AIX 5.3 server. data base backup configured with TSM backup . &nbsp;We want to exclude *.dbf, *.rdo, *.ctl from TSM backup ? &nbsp;what entry we need to put in &nbsp;inclexcl.txt ? <br />

<pre><code id="code-294679">We have AIX 5.3 server. data base backup configured with TSM backup .  We want to exclude *.dbf, *.rdo, *.ctl from TSM backup ?  what entry we need to put in  inclexcl.txt ?
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We have AIX 5.3 server. data base backup configured with TSM backup .  We want to exclude *.dbf, *.rdo, *.ctl from TSM backup ?  what entry we need to put in  inclexcl.txt ? 

How to exclude group of files in TSM backup ?

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