no easy way I know of...

     a complex join of "select * from adsm.backups" and "show version
     nodename *"

     OOPs that wouldn't even work 'cause neither shows the amount of data
     stored..

     OK, it would be a join of "select * from adsm.contents" and the "show
     version nodename *"  (can't use a wild card for the node name on the
     show version command)
     These two commands together would give you what management class it is
     under, allow you to group by active & inactive data, and give you the
     file size.

     Soooo now you have to ask yourself "How bad do I want this info???"

     later,
           Dwight


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Subject: Management Classes
Author:  Denver.UNIX.Support (Denver_UNIX_Support AT JDEDWARDS DOT COM) at 
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Date:    5/3/99 11:35 AM


Hi Everyone,

Is there an easy way to find out how much data is bound to a certain
management class? Thanks in advance.

Daniel Penrose
J.D. Edwards & Company
UNIX  Systems Administration
One Technology Way
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