Veritas File System 5.0 AdministratorÆs Guide, HP-UX 11i v3, First Edition, May 2008

<SELECT>
<DIRECTORY Flags="nonrecursive">db/datafiles</DIRECTORY>
<DIRECTORY Flags="nonrecursive">db/indexes</DIRECTORY>
<DIRECTORY Flags="nonrecursive">db/logs</DIRECTORY>
</SELECT>
This example is in direct contrast to the treatment of selection criteria clauses of
different types. When a SELECT statement includes multiple types of file selection
criteria, a file must satisfy one criterion of each type in order for the rule's action
statements to apply.
In the following example, a file must reside in one of db/datafiles, db/indexes,
or db/logs and be owned by one of DBA_Manager, MFG_DBA, or HR_DBA to be
designated for possible action:
<SELECT>
<DIRECTORY Flags="nonrecursive">db/datafiles</DIRECTORY>
<DIRECTORY Flags="nonrecursive">db/indexes</DIRECTORY>
<DIRECTORY Flags="nonrecursive">db/logs</DIRECTORY>
<USER>DBA_Manager</USER>
<USER>MFG_DBA</USER>
<USER>HR_DBA</USER>
</SELECT>
If a rule includes multiple SELECT statements, a file need only satisfy one of them
to be selected for action. This property can be used to specify alternative conditions
for file selection.
In the following example, a file need only reside in one of db/datafiles,
db/indexes, or db/logs or be owned by one of DBA_Manager, MFG_DBA, or HR_DBA
to be designated for possible action:
<SELECT>
<DIRECTORY Flags="nonrecursive">db/datafiles</DIRECTORY>
<DIRECTORY Flags="nonrecursive">db/indexes</DIRECTORY>
<DIRECTORY Flags="nonrecursive">db/logs</DIRECTORY>
</SELECT>
<SELECT>
<USER>DBA_Manager</USER>
<USER>MFG_DBA</USER>
<USER>HR_DBA</USER>
</SELECT>
Dynamic Storage Tiering
Multiple criteria in file placement policy rule statements
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