RE GORDING VARIENTS

Question

8.     Transaction variants are
A     same as selection screen varian     B     same as display variant in ALV
C     for customizing the transactions     D     It is a sub module of SAP FI-GL

Answer 1

OK... my example was oversimplified. There are tons of different types of files in my directories (*.img, *.gif, *.etc), and I only want to cp one type (e.g., .txt).
So, I started with the --include flag using the following command:
rsync -nav --include *.txt foo/ /Volumes/baz/
the result listed every file in foo (e.g., *.txt, *.img)
I thought that perhaps the \*.txt should be *.txt
rsync -nav --include *.txt foo/ /Volumes/baz/
the result listed every file in foo (e.g., *.txt, *.img)
rsync -nav --include "*.txt" foo/ /Volumes/baz/
again, the result listed every file in foo (e.g., *.txt, *.img)
Clearly, the --include flag wasn't working as I expected it to work. So, I decided to try the --exclude flag:
rsync -nav --exclude "*.img" foo/ /Volumes/baz/
Now, the results listed every file in foo except the *.img files.
I needed to exclude other files as well, so I tried:
rsync -nav --exclude "*.img *.etc" foo/ /Volumes/baz/
Now, the results listed every file in foo INCLUDING the *.img files. So, adding additional file types within quotes broke the original command.
rsync -nav --exclude *.img *.etc foo/ /Volumes/baz/
Now, I get the error "rsync: link_stat "/Volumes/HD/foo/*.etc" failed: No such file or directory (2)"; and all .etc files are still included
Now I tried:
rsync -nav --exclude *.img --exclude *.etc foo/ /Volumes/baz/
Now, this excluded both *.img and *.etc files. I have about 20 file types other than *.txt ... there has to be some other way!!!
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