Helo.
Depending on your tar version, there's an option which allows you that. For instance, Solaris 9 tar man page says:
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X Exclude. Use the exclude-file argument as a file con-
taining a list of relative path names for files (or
directories) to be excluded from the tarfile when
using the functions c, x, or t. Be careful of trailing
white spaces. Also beware of leading white spaces,
since, for each line in the excluded file, the entire
line (apart from the newline) will be used to match
against the initial string of files to exclude. Multi-
ple X arguments may be used, with one exclude-file per
argument. In the case where included files (see -I
include-file option) are also specified, the excluded
files take precedence over all included files. If a
file is specified in both the exclude-file and the
include-file (or on the command line), it will be
excluded.
Anyway, you could do something like:
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touch /tmp/bck.tar && find /home/oracle/ddd[12] ! -name "*log" ! -name "*dmp" -type f -exec tar uvf /tmp/bck.tar {} \;
Regards.
