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Number   :  9504
Date     :  2004-12-16
Author   :  Garry Deane
Subject  :  Re: PROBLEM WITH /EX
Size(KB) :  1



--- In xxcopy@yahoogroups.com, "Massimo Petrini" 
 wrote:
> 
> My command line is
>
> XXCOPY %SRC% %DST% /IP /S /YY /FF /BU /z /NX0 /SC /EX%ESCLUDI%
> /oA%LOG%.LOG /Fo%LOG%_ListaCopiati.LOG /PB /WV0
>
> where %src%= source
> %dst% = destination
> %ESCLUDI%= \\100.105.105.22\netlogon\ESCLUDI.TXT
> %LOG%= file log name
>
> But when it runs xxcopy consider ALWAYS the file included
> in \\100.105.105.22\netlogon\ESCLUDI.TXT
> Inside this file the sintax is
>
> L:\*\*.LCD
> L:\*.\*.ISO
> L:\Solidworks_Training\*.*
> L:\IMMAGINICD\*.*
> M:\APPLICAZ\MYSQL\InnoDB\InnoData\HymnOMT.
> M:\APPLICAZ\MYSQL\InnoDB\InnoLog\ib_*.
> M:\APPLICAZ\ACCESS\DATI\FaxJamDati.*
> M:\*\*.mde
> m:\*\*.ldb
>
> Which is my error ???
> Tks
> Massimo

I'm not sure I've fully understood what you are saying
but I think you mean that the files you've listed in
the exclusion file are being copied when you think
they should be excluded from being copied.

You don't say what the source is e.g. are you mapping a
network share to L: or M:? When you specify exclusions,
they will only apply to the source. If your source is say
C:\, none of the exclusions which refer to L:\... or
M:\... will be applied because your source drive is
different. If your source is L:\, only the exclusions
starting with L:\ will be excluded. Those starting with
M:\... will be ignored.

If you want all the exclusions to apply irrespective of
the source drive, delete the drive letter from the exclusion
file list e.g.

\*\*.LCD
\*.\*.ISO
\Solidworks_Training\*.*
\IMMAGINICD\*.*
\APPLICAZ\MYSQL\InnoDB\InnoData\HymnOMT.
\APPLICAZ\MYSQL\InnoDB\InnoLog\ib_*.
\APPLICAZ\ACCESS\DATI\FaxJamDati.*
\*\*.mde
\*\*.ldb

This will exclude files which match the specification relative
to the root of the source drive.

If I've misunderstood what you mean, post again with a more
specific example.

Garry



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