Since you can run only one job at a time, the process is quite simple.
The GET VERSIONS and GET STATUS modes also provide simple output. When working with
GET VERSIONS, you see a list of backups you have performed. The information provided by this
mode acts as input to the GET ITEMS mode where you have to supply a specific version. The GET
STATUS mode simply shows the progress of the current backup or recovery.
The last two modes do require additional input from you. The following sections describe these
two remaining modes.
START BACKUP
The START BACKUP mode lets you perform a backup of the system. This mode uses the following
syntax:
WBADMIN START BACKUP -backupTarget:{TargetVolume | TargetNetworkShare}
-include:VolumesToInclude [-noVerify] [-quiet]
The following list describes each of the command line arguments.
-backupTarget:{TargetVolume | TargetNetworkShare} Defines the location of the
backup. You must provide a drive letter or a UNC path to a shared location on a network drive.
-include:VolumesToInclude Defines the volumes or mount points that you want to back up.
You can??™t define individual elements such as directories.
-noVerify Performs the backup without a verify.
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