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--- cli:volume_filter [2021/07/22 00:11] – [Examples] Scott Cunliffe
+++ cli:volume_filter [2025/01/21 22:07] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-===== Command Line Volume Filter Argument =====
+====== Command Line Volume Filter Argument ======
+The Command Line Volume Filter Argument or Batch Volume filter allows you to only include the Customers, Media Types, Volumes, Repositories and Flags required for the process you are running.
+This allows not only exclusion of unwanted data but lowers the processing time.
 The [[object:volume|Volume]] filter argument sets the [[object:volume|Volume]] Filter which can be used to filter the traversal of [[object:customer|Customer]], [[object:media|Media]] and [[object:volume|Volume]] values. The format of this filter is ''c.m.v@r+f'', where ''c'' is [[object:customer|Customer-ID]] filter, ''m'' is [[object:media|Media-ID]] filter, ''v'' is [[object:volume|Volume-ID]] filter, ''r'' is [[object:repository|Repository-ID]] filter and ''f'' is the [[common:volume_flags|Flag]] filter.
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 <code plain;>
 -V "US01.LTO.*"
+</code>
+To process all **LTO** [[object:volume|Volumes]] for all except [[object:customer|Customer]] **US01**
+<code plain;>
+-V "!(US01).LTO.*"
+</code>
+To process all **LTO** [[object:volume|Volumes]] for all except [[object:customer|Customer]] **US01** and **US02**
+<code plain;>
+-V "!(US01|US02).LTO.*"
 </code>