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I am using ntbackup /e via a batch file and save the log for printing. /e removes the file names but leaves the directory names in place. This is resulting in a very long file to print. What can i use to automatically edit out all lines listing directory names?
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ntbackup /e -d will tell it not to include directories.
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To create a Backup log file from a command line with just Exceptions
(using the /E switch), use both the /L and /E switches, as in the following
example:
ntbackup backup c:\test /a /v /d "test" /l "c:\test.log" /e
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Thanks but I am doing this. Perhaps I should rephrase the question.
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