rsync - May 2006 - is there an rsync switch to not backup a file of size > X

I'm performing backup via a standard use of rsync:
(note:$dayte is set via a .sh file)
rsync -aurvz --backup --backup-dir=../data_originals/$dayte -e ssh
/mnt/netware6/dhs01/data/ ./dhs01/data/

My Question: Is there any way to make rsync ignore files greater than a
certain size. The files do not follow any naming convention and are
therefore only identifiable by their size?  (e.g I want all files backed
up except files greater than say 200Mb)

thanks
sam

On Tuesday 16 May 2006 11:41, Sam wrote:
<snip>
> My Question: Is there any way to make rsync ignore files greater than
> a certain size.
Yes. Try man rsync and look for max-size

(oh well, since RTFM is just mean and doesn't help create usable 
archives...)

   --min-size=SIZE
              This  tells rsync to avoid transferring any file that is 
smaller than the specified SIZE. The SIZE value can be suffixed with a 
letter to indicate a size multiplier (K, M, or G) and may be  a  
fractional  value  (e.g. "--min-size=1.5k").

       --max-size=SIZE
              This  tells  rsync  to  avoid  transferring any file that 
is larger than the specified SIZE.  See --min-size above for the 
description of SIZE.

Cheers

-A