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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.
Selecting files during the capture phase
This section contains three examples of code used to select files during the capture
phase.
Example 1
The following code example selects all files with a .doc extension (Microsoft Word
documents) and relocates them in the “d:\My Documents” directory. It then
excludes all files that are in the d:\No_Longer_Used directory.
<Inclusions>
<IncDescription>
<Description>*:\*.doc/s</Description>
<Dest>d:\My Documents</Dest>
<Operation>r</Operation>
</IncDescription>
</Inclusions>
<Exclusions>
<ExcDescription>
<Description>d:\No_Longer_Used\</Description>
</ExcDescription>
</Exclusions>
Example 2
The following code example selects the contents of the drive, excluding all files
located in the root of the d drive and all files with a .tmp extension.
<Inclusions>
<IncDescription>
<Description<d:\*.*/s<\Description>
</IncDescription>
</Inclusions>
<Exclusions>
<ExcDescription>
<Description>d:\*.*</Description>
</ExcDescription>
<ExcDescription>
<Description>*:\*.tmp/s</Description>
</ExcDescription>
</Exclusions>
Example 3
The following code example selects the entire contents of the c drive, excluding all
files located in the directory: %windir%. The %windir% directory specifies the
Windows directory.
<Inclusions>
<IncDescription>C:\*.*/s</Description>
</Inclusion>
<Exclusions>
<ExcDescription>
<Description>%windir%\</Description>
</ExcDescription>
</Exclusions>
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