If you can identify a specific file within that directory, the bplist
command may be what you're looking for: -

bplist -b -l -s mm/dd/yy hh:mm -e mm/dd/yy hh:mm {path_to_and_name_of file}

-l shows extended information
-b shows backed up time with the extended information
-s I would put in a date of a few days before the backup started here
-e I usually use tonight at 23:59

Be warned that this command takes a long time, possibly hours with a large
NetBackup database (only took a few seconds on NetBackup 3.11).


 -----Original Message-----
From:   Brian_Drager AT vanguard DOT com [mailto:Brian_Drager AT vanguard DOT 
com] 
Sent:   02 August 2000 14:18
To:     veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu
Subject:        [Veritas-bu] Files backed up

Running NetBackup Version 3.2. Is their a way to see what time a specific
directory backed up during an incremental backup. I had a server that
started at
21:33 and finished at 01:00. A client wanted to know what time a specific
directory got backed up within this time. We backup from root on down. We
don't
have a file list.

Thanks

Brian


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