Frank

On 9/27/08 8:45 AM, anandhg wrote:

Using mminfo command I want to find out all the media which are going to expire 
on given date.

I tried it using mminfo -q pool=pool1 -q location=Offsite -q 'volretent=10/21/08' -r 'volume,volretent' -ot

I didn't get any output.

So I have to give mminfo -q pool=pool1 -q location=Offsite -q 'volretent<10/22/08' -r 'volume,volretent' -ot

I think mminfo searches for exact date and time. Is there any other way to get 
the media which will expire on particular date instead of giving the date and 
time.

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