Solved.

I found in my NBU notes a reference to Veritas TechNote #183145 containing
information about using the CLI to generate reports as an alternative to
the GUI. I found this TechNote at
http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/183145.htm and within the doc found a
reference to using the command "bpimagelist" to do what I need. The
specific form of the command I used was

     bpimagelist -class vault -d 01/09/02 -media -U

which resulted in a report as follows

     Media ID   Last Written     Server

     000047     01/18/02 00:27   <servname>
     000260     01/12/02 08:22   <servname>
     000261     01/12/02 08:22   <servname>
     000185     01/11/02 00:21   <servname>

Another CLI command which provides the information I need, but buried
inside of additional noise, is

     bpimmedia -class vault -d 01/09/02

jd







"Jeffrey Dykzeul" <Jeffrey_Dykzeul AT west.raytheon DOT com>
@mailman.eng.auburn.edu on 18/01/2002 10:55:50

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Subject:  [Veritas-bu] identify volumes used for a class in last 10 days

NetBackup 3.1
Solaris 2.6

As I start digging into the manual I'll throw this question out.

How can I identify the volumes which were used to backup specific file
systems in the last 10 days? These file systems are all backed up by a
single class with two different schedules, each schedule uses a different
pools.


Jeff Dykzeul
Raytheon Electronic Systems

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