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Rotating Monthly Save Sets
When you have two monthly save sets, begin rotating the
diskettes. When you make a new monthly save set, use the older
monthly save set diskettes instead of blank diskettes.
Creating a Daily Save Set
To
create a daily save set of all the Drive 4 files that were created
or
changed since the monthly save set was created, type:
SAVE
I 4
:0
{DM>mmddyy,ABS,SYSj
(ENTER)
Instead of typing "mmddyy," type the date that you made the most
recent monthly save set.
At the end of the next day, create a new daily save set, using
different diskettes. This set becomes the "current daily save set."
The other set
is
the "older daily save set."
Rotating Daily Save Sets
Once you have two daily save sets, rotate the diskettes. When you
make a new daily save set, use the older daily save set diskettes
instead of blank diskettes.
SAVE
Backup
File
to
Floppy
Diskette
SAVE source TO destination {options}
source
may be one of the folloWing:
:d
which
is
a drive specification and
is
a number between
0-7.
filespec:d specifies a TRSDOS-II file or INDirect file
to
be
saved.
wildcard:d
is
a TRSDOS-II wildcard and includes a disk
drive number
(0-7).
destination specifies a floppy disk drive number and
is
a
number between
0-3
in
the form
d.
{options}
is
one or more of the following:
ABS tells
SAVE
not to prompt for destination disk status.
SAVE
will format the destination disk
if it
is
not already
in
SAVE
format.
DC
value date will compare the creation date of each
specified source file against the date entered and
SAVE
the file
if
all other criteria are met. value
is
<,
>,
or =
where < (less than)
and>
(greater than) mean less than
or equal to and greater than or equal to.
date must be
in
the form: MMDDYY
OM
value date will use the last modification date
in
the
manner specified above,
value
is
<,
>, or = where <
(less than)
and>
(greater than) mean less than or equal
to
and greater than or equal to. date must be
in
the form:
MMDDYY
INO
(indirect) tells
SAVE
to use the contents of the source
file as a list of source filespecs that meet the
requirements stated above,
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