Drum Dude wrote:
> Here is what I extracted from the manual but it does not jive. I have
> set the policy to 0 and 1 day but it backs up all the files.
> Any ideas?
> >
> Note Backup Exec performs working set operations only on volumes that
> support last accessed date for files (such as NetWare volumes, OS/2 HPFS
> volumes, NTFS volumes, Mac OSX, and Unix NFS volumes).
>
> Working set. Backs up all selected files that were modified since the
> last full or incremental backup without changing the files’ archive
> bits. Also backs up those files that have been accessed within a number
> of days you specify in the Files accessed in [ ] days option.
>
> ◆ Access days. If working set or archive is selected as the backup
> method, enter a number of days since files were last accessed to include
> in this backup. For example, if you have been doing a full backup weekly
> but you want to include all files that were accessed in the past two
> months as part of your working set backup, you would enter 60 here.
> >

I guess the real question is " Is it modified files or accessed files? "
Thanks
DrumDude

Drum Dude wrote:
> Drum Dude wrote:
>
>> Here is what I extracted from the manual but it does not jive. I have
>> set the policy to 0 and 1 day but it backs up all the files.
>> Any ideas?
>> >
>> Note Backup Exec performs working set operations only on volumes that
>> support last accessed date for files (such as NetWare volumes, OS/2
>> HPFS volumes, NTFS volumes, Mac OSX, and Unix NFS volumes).
>>
>> Working set. Backs up all selected files that were modified since the
>> last full or incremental backup without changing the files’ archive
>> bits. Also backs up those files that have been accessed within a
>> number of days you specify in the Files accessed in [ ] days option.
>>
>> ◆ Access days. If working set or archive is selected as the backup
>> method, enter a number of days since files were last accessed to
>> include in this backup. For example, if you have been doing a full
>> backup weekly but you want to include all files that were accessed in
>> the past two months as part of your working set backup, you would
>> enter 60 here.
>> >
>
>
> I guess the real question is " Is it modified files or accessed files? "
> Thanks
> DrumDude

Does anyone have any idea about this problem?

Drum Dude wrote:
> Drum Dude wrote:
>
>> Drum Dude wrote:
>>
>>> Here is what I extracted from the manual but it does not jive. I have
>>> set the policy to 0 and 1 day but it backs up all the files.
>>> Any ideas?
>>> >
>>> Note Backup Exec performs working set operations only on volumes that
>>> support last accessed date for files (such as NetWare volumes, OS/2
>>> HPFS volumes, NTFS volumes, Mac OSX, and Unix NFS volumes).
>>>
>>> Working set. Backs up all selected files that were modified since the
>>> last full or incremental backup without changing the files’ archive
>>> bits. Also backs up those files that have been accessed within a
>>> number of days you specify in the Files accessed in [ ] days option.
>>>
>>> ◆ Access days. If working set or archive is selected as the backup
>>> method, enter a number of days since files were last accessed to
>>> include in this backup. For example, if you have been doing a full
>>> backup weekly but you want to include all files that were accessed in
>>> the past two months as part of your working set backup, you would
>>> enter 60 here.
>>> >
>>
>>
>>
>> I guess the real question is " Is it modified files or accessed files? "
>> Thanks
>> DrumDude
>
>
> Does anyone have any idea about this problem?

This does not seem to work based on Modified Time as I read. According
to BK Exec for NetWare this feature is not available. To this date
"Backup by modified time" is still not available in BK Exec Admin for
NetWare. I have put in about 10 enhancement request for this in the past
4 years. Why does Windows server have it and not NetWare server BK Exec?