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Terry R.
The date and time was 7/2/2008 9:48 PM, and on a whim, darius pounded
out on the keyboard:
Hi Darius,
I would think using the /f command line parameter and using some DATE
variables you could accomplish it. Pegasus will probably have what you
need.
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Terry R.
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out on the keyboard:
I want to make a backup with multiple schedules, for each weekday. Is
there a way to make it automatically append the day of week to the backup
filename, like backup-MON, backup-TUE, backup-WED, etc. (The backup
files are overwritten each week, but at any time, I have the backups of
the last 5 weekdays.)
I guess I could make 5 different backup jobs and give the filename I
want, but it's a pain. Plus if I need to make changes (add or remove
folders to the job), I have to go through all 5 jobs.
Hi Darius,
I would think using the /f command line parameter and using some DATE
variables you could accomplish it. Pegasus will probably have what you
need.
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Terry R.
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