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Table 24. (continued)

Command

Parameter

Description

Example

<Exclusions>

<ExcDescription>

<Description>

<DateCompare>

<Operand>

<Date>

<SizeCompare>

<Operand>

<Size>

where

• <Source> is a fully

qualified file name or
folder name. You can use
the wild card character
for both file name and
folder name.

• <DateCompare> is an

optional command that
you can use to select
files based on the date
when they were created.

– <Operand> is either

NEWER or OLDER.

– <Date> is the baseline

date in mm/dd/yyyy
format.

• <SizeCompare> Optional

parameter to select files
based on their size.

– <Operand> is

either LARGER or
SMALLER.

– <Size> is the file size

in MB.

To deselect all matching files in a
specified directory

For example:

Example 1

<Exclusions>
<ExcDescription>
<Description>
C:\YourWorkFolder
</Description>
</ExDescription>
</Exclusions>

Example 2

<Exclusions>
<ExcDescription>
<Description>
C:\YourWorkFolder
</Description>
<DateCompare>
<Operand>
OLDER
</Operand>
<Date>07/31/2005</Date>
</DateCompare>
</ExcDescription>
</Exclusions>

Example 3

<Exclusions>
<ExcDescription>
<Description>
C:\YourWorkFolder
</Description>
<SizeCompare>
<Operand>
LARGER
</Operand>
<Size>200
</Size>
</SizeCompare>
</ExcDescription>
</Exclusions>

Examples of file-migration commands

This section contains examples of file-migration commands. These examples demonstrate how to combine
file-inclusion and file-exclusion commands to refine your file selection. Only the file-handling sections of
the command file are shown.

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