cmd line is so much easier and faster than the GUI!

I use this:

bpimagelist -media -hoursago 12 -client <client_name> -U 

In stead of -hoursago you could use start and end date (-d and -e). If
you know the policy type, you could add that too:
e.g. -pt MS-SQL-Server

Regards
 

Marianne 

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[mailto:veritas-bu-bounces AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu] On Behalf Of
Alexander Skwar
Sent: 20 November 2007 14:15
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] Which media were used for a backup?

Hello.

Is there an easy way to get a report showing which media were used for a
certain backup? Preferably in the Java GUI of NetBackup 6.0MP4 on
Solaris?

I could of course go to the Activity Monitor, double click a backup and
go to the Detailed Status tab. And there, I'd have to "grep" for
"mounting ". That's not what I'd call "easy" :)

What I'd like to have, is a table showing

        Date    Policy  Schedule        Client  Media

Or something like this :)

Can I find this in the Java Admin GUI? If so, where?
Or would I have to script that?

Why would I need that? I'd like to see which media have been used by a
certain backup job, so that I can determine, which tapes should be moved
from the library to offsite-storage.

Thanks,
Alexander
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