Hello,
 
I think you can use sjirdtag command to do that.
 
Kind regards
Jean-Pierre GIROT
 

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        De: marbo [mailto:marbo AT TPI DOT PL] 
        Date: mer. 11/05/2005 14:07 
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        Objet: [Networker] How to display volume names in CAP
        
        

        Legato 6.1.4/ Sun Solaris /L180
        
        how to display via command line names of all volumes wihich are 
currently in
        CAP.
        
        Regards.
        
        
        marbo
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