Sybase backup on disk problem

Hello,
I am trying to backup sybase database to disk with multiple dumps within one file,
I use command dump database PRD to "/sybase/backup/BACKUP_PRD.DUMP" with noinit
but it seems the noinit didn't work, each time the new backup will overwrite the old one, that means always we will only have one dump.
is it possible that we dump multiple backups into one single file? I am working on linux OS.
Thanks a lot.
Best regards,
Fresh

Hi Fresh
Could you refer the Linka
SyBooks Online
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3358549
Regards
Sriram

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