Ieobjtype

Use the ieobjtype option to specify an object type for a client-side data deduplication operation within include-exclude statements.

The ieobjtype option is an additional parameter to the include.dedup or exclude.dedup options.

Supported Clients

This option is valid for all clients. The IBM Spectrum Protect™ API also supports this option.

Options File

AIX operating systemsLinux operating systemsOracle Solaris operating systemsMac OS X operating systemsPlace this option in the system-options file (dsm.sys). You can set this option on the Include/Exclude tab of the Preferences editor. The option can be set in the client option set on the IBM Spectrum Protect server.

Windows operating systemsPlace this option in the client options file (dsm.opt). You can set this option on the Include/Exclude tab of the Preferences editor. The option can be set in the client option set on IBM Spectrum Protect server.

Syntax

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              .-File--------.   
>>-IEObjtype--+-Image-------+----------------------------------><
              +-SYSTEMState-+   
              '-Asr---------'   

Parameters

File
Specifies that you want to include files for, or exclude files from, client-side data deduplication processing. File is the default.
Image
Specifies that you want to include images for, or exclude images from, client-side data deduplication processing.
Windows operating systemsSystem State
Windows operating systemsSpecifies that you want to include system state for, or exclude system state from, client-side data deduplication processing.
Windows operating systemsAsr
Windows operating systemsSpecifies that you want to include automatic system recovery objects for, or exclude ASR objects from, client-side data deduplication processing.

Examples

Options file:
Windows operating systemsexclude.dedup e:\*\* ieobjtype=image
AIX operating systemsLinux operating systemsMac OS X operating systemsOracle Solaris operating systemsexclude.dedup /home/*/* ieobjtype=image
Command line:
Does not apply.