Which script are you using, U can get only the volume information by using the 
"-r" switch.

Eg: mminfo -c <client_name> -t <time> -r volume

Rovin A. D'Souza 

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Subject: [Networker] Scripting help

OK, I stripped it down to "mminfo -q "savetime>=today" and was able to list the 
two volumes that were written.  The question would be how do you scrape the 
volume names so they can be inserted into the next command?

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