I have been working on getting the migration xml files dialed in to do what I need them to do and most of what I have edited so far works as intended. However I would like to exclude all attached drives except for c:\. I am able to exclude any drive letter I want but instead of repeating the same chunk of code to exclude all 25 drives letters is it possible to use the != operator? I have tinkered with the below example but it doesn't seem to work as I would expect. Am I thinking to much like a programmer, do I have the syntax wrong, or does xml just not support common operators like that?
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I have been working on getting the migration xml files dialed in to do what I need them to do and most of what I have edited so far works as intended. However I would like to exclude all attached drives except for c:\. I am able to exclude any drive letter I want but instead of repeating the same chunk of code to exclude all 25 drives letters is it possible to use the != operator? I have tinkered with the below example but it doesn't seem to work as I would expect. Am I thinking to much like a programmer, do I have the syntax wrong, or does xml just not support common operators like that?
Example. <pattern type="File">!=c:\*[*]</pattern>
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