Here's a hint

for class in `bpcllist`
>do
>echo "class is - ${class}"
>echo "================================"
>bpclclients ${class} | awk '{print $3}'
>bpclsched ${class} -U
>done

The rest is upto you.
All commands are under /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd.

-ravi

On Mon, 9 Jul 2001, Day, Michael wrote:

MDay>How do we get a report of what servers are in each class, what is being
MDay>backed up by each class and the class's backup schedules in one report?  I
MDay>am using Datacenter 3.4 on NT.
MDay>
MDay>Thanks,
MDay>Mike
MDay>
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