Hello Heitor Faria,

thanks for you reply. Exactly this way im running it, but im using "status dir" 
because i wasn't aware of the schedule option  :(  [Embarassed] 
Do you know if these information is also stored in the DB?

The information i get via "status schedule" is very nice, but to avoid 
formating it 
and to give up the unnecessary shell script, it would be more easy for me to 
just query it via "pg_connect()" and display the table.

Thanks :)

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