You can install active state perl under windows and
get a fair amount of perl scripts working without too
much difficulty.  You can also install cygwin to get
shell-like scripting, but I prefer the active state
perl as it seems a little more consistent.

--- Dave Markham <dave.markham AT fjserv DOT net> wrote:
> Hindle, Greg wrote:
> 
> >  
> > Can you have the same abilities running Netbackup
> under windows and 
> > UNIX when it comes to scripting? We have many
> scripts that run under 
> > UNIX but we were curious to know if those that run
> netbackup under 
> > windows have the same flexibility when it come to
> scripting?
> > Thanks,
> > Greg
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> I think by its nature of an OS scripting is far more
> scopable in unix.
> 
> There are bat files which can be created, and win32
> versions of some 
> commands such as kill, ps etc.
> 
> One option may be to isntall cygwin which is a unix
> / linux platform for 
> windows.
> 
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