> Here is what I use on windowz to report files on a specific volume:
> Pass it a volume name.  I keep these lisings along with the tapes at offsite
> in the rare event I couldn't get an index back, at least I would be able to
> tell which tape a file is on.
> -----------------------------------------------------
> md %1
> cd %1
> REM Dump the SSIDs of savesets on the given volume

> mminfo -av -r ssid -q volume=%1 > %1-ssids.txt
> REM for each ssid get the savetime and client
> for /F %%i in (%1-ssids.txt) do mminfo -av -q ssid=%%i -r "nsavetime,client"
>  >> %1-nsavetime-client.txt

I don't think you need two steps here.  Why don't you just do..

mminfo -av -q volume=%1 -r "nsavetime,client" >> %1-nsavetime-client.txt

> grep -v "save time client" %1-nsavetime-client.txt >
> %1-nsavetime-client-clean.txt
> for /F "tokens=1,2" %%i in (%1-nsavetime-client-clean.txt) do nsrinfo -V -t
> %%i %%j > %%j-%%i-fileinfo.txt

Your method will fall prey to the same problem my first suggestion did.
It will report files that are not necessarily on that volume, becuase
the save set may span volumes.  I hope that's not a big deal for you.



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