I think you could try pruning jobs rather than volumes. This would let 
you select the client, and then prune all jobs for that client - which 
in turn would prune the expired volumes (after the last job on the 
volume has been pruned).

Carlo Maesen wrote:
> I have several tapes in several pools. I use "Volume Use Duration = 23 hours" 
> for each pool.
> Sometimes when I run the "stat dir" command within the bconsole, I see 
> *unknown* for the scheduled jobs volume. That's because all volumes in the 
> pool have status "used". The moment the backup starts, he changed the status 
> to purged for the expired volumes. Is there a way I can display the correct 
> output for  scheduled jobs volume without manually pruning the expired 
> volumes ?.
> It would be handy because I have no library. 
>   

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