> Hi Michael,
> 
> not sure whether you are asking about media db or CFI entries. They are 
> different things but sometimes we come across "media index" which 
> means "media db". But I find the former to be rather misleading. 

Media db. I don't need to know exactly what files are in the saveset. 

They want to know that on 2009-09-29, tape volume 12345 was created, and 
on it was

Server1, C:
Server2, E:

Etc

And they say they want to know that for every tape ever made. And I don't 
think I can give them that (since we re-use tapes every 2 tapes, and when 
we do, we re-label the tape, which deletes all the media db entries).

I can tell them what's on every EOM tape, since we keep those, and never 
re-label them. Otherwise, I think they will only be able to get every tape 
that has not yet been re-labelled and put back into the pools.

> The client file index is different and not what they are asking for (if 
I 
> understood the question).

Correct - they are not asking for that.

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