Why do two different CLASS_NAMES show up when I issue the following select
statement.  As you can see in the output of the select when TYPE = DIR then
CLASS_NAME= NASS_AIX_DEFAULT_MGMT_CL
but when TYPE = FILE then CLASS_NAME= DEFAULT.
I expected it all to be in the same CLASS since I don't use any special
CLASSES.


Select * from backups where node_name='USGA01'

     NODE_NAME: USGA01
 FILESPACE_NAME: /
          STATE: ACTIVE_VERSION
           TYPE: DIR
        HL_NAME: /
        LL_NAME: dumpmast
      OBJECT_ID: 1046
    BACKUP_DATE: 1999-01-06 22:06:36.000000
DEACTIVATE_DATE:
          OWNER: root
     CLASS_NAME: NASS_AIX_DEFAULT_MGMT_CL

      NODE_NAME: USGA01
 FILESPACE_NAME: /
          STATE: ACTIVE_VERSION
           TYPE: FILE
        HL_NAME: /sample
        LL_NAME: example.txt
      OBJECT_ID: 1047
    BACKUP_DATE: 1999-01-06 22:06:36.000000
DEACTIVATE_DATE:
          OWNER: root
     CLASS_NAME: DEFAULT