> Hello :)
> 
> now that i'm going to change my employer, i wanted to leave an easy to use
> Bacula server.
> I've implemented many functions in my php-site. One of them is to show the 
> next
> running jobs via the output of "status dir" from the bconsole.
> 
> This works well, but looks a bit messy..
> 
> I've wondered how the "status dir" command works in detail and if there is a 
> way
> to get a list of the uhm maybe 20 next running jobs via sql suery?!
> So i could display it in a nice table and the implementation would be more 
> easy
> if there is a way to query this.

Hello, Gerwayn: you could make PHP calls a shell script (shell_exec) with 
something like in order to display next scheduled jobs:

echo "status schedule" |bconsole

Of course, you can grep, cut, awk, sort etc. and format the output the way you 
want.

Regards
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