I believe that bpcllist/bppllist  will only return active policies.



Steve Fogarty wrote:
> You could loop through all your policies with 'bpcllist', then run the 
> pollowing on each one.
>  
> ./bpcllist $policy_name -L | grep -i active
>  
> Steve
>
>
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> *Subject:* [Veritas-bu] Deactivated policy's
>
> Nbu 5.0 mp6 Solaris 3
>
> Does anyone have a scrip that will list deactivated policy's?
>
>
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