> In the past we have used "vmoprcmd -h vahfcnas1-old -d pr | awk
> '$1~/[0-9]/ {print $3}' "  to find the pending requests for a single
> media server.  We have seen that the fields have been changed and that
> all the pending requests for all media servers are returned.
> Is there a
> replacement for this command.
>
> Our issue is that we will have to parse the output of each line of
> pending requests to determine which remote site is to be notified.

You may want to prepare a Plan B; the 6.0 Commands manual says

        The following usage is provided for backward compatibility only:

        /usr/openv/volmgr/bin/vmoprcmd [-h volume_database_host] {-d
        [pr | ds | ad] | -dps [drive_name]}

and the 6.5 manual says

        -d [pr | ds | ad]
        This command is supported for pre-NetBackup 6.0 systems.

There's also this from the 6.5 Release Notes (similar language in the
6.0 Release Notes and Release Impact Bulletin:

Device monitor interface
│ Default display information for the vmoprcmd command line has been
changed to include the status of all Media Servers, and all drives'
paths on
all media servers and all pending requests on all media servers. The -d
option provides the pre-NetBackup 6.0 display format and functionality.
│ Additional options have been added to the vmoprcmd command line to
manage and display the drive's status per-path. Refer to the NetBackup
Command document for more information about these commands.
│ The Device Monitor in the NetBackup Administration Console provides
additional host/path specific information for drives, only when the
drive is
selected. The default display is an overview of all drives' status.



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