User manual

Set up views
iXOS-JUKEMAN 2.2 User Manual Pre.12/97 69
Table 4 - Disk set syntax
Char. Meaning Example possible disks (e. g.)
?
any single character
ix?s ixas, ixos, ixks..
*
any string
ix*s ixs, ixmas, ix-
otic...
[...]
list of alternatives
[abc]horn ahorn, bhorn,
chorn
[-]
range of characters
[a-m]horn ahorn, ..., mhorn
[^]
restricted characters
[^d]*
all starting without “d”
{...,.
..,...
}
alternative strings
{cow,
mick}*
all starting with cow or
mick
Summary:
• iXOS-JUKEMAN allows to set up a tree of views.
• Each view is represented as a directory.
• A view may contain subviews or any disk set of all the disks controlled
by iXOS-JUKEMAN.
• Each view has a name format specifying how the contents of the view
are presented to the clients.
• Each view can be shared to the clients with the operating system
functions.
• Each view can be assigned an optional drive letter on Windows NT.
The following figure illistrates a view set-up, where view_1 and view_2
contain a selection of disks in pc format and rr format respectively. In
contrast, view_3 contains two subviews (view_3a and view_3b). Subviews
themselves may also contain views. In this case, however the subviews
contain a selection of disks.
Please note, that view_3 is assigned a name format (rr). This name for-
mat will be inherited by the subviews, if nothing else is specified.