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Hi Denis - Thank you for the reply. Pardon the delay...I've been on vacation. Any suggesstions on how exactly would one go about doing that in a batch process? Thanks, Eric

Using a command line, is it somehow possible, given a client and an ssid or savetime, to get a listing of the files that were backed up by that save set along with the last modification times for each of those files? Unless I'm missing something (which is entirely possible), nsrinfo appears to...

No, the VLDB, which is a Velocis Raima database.

I'm extracting information from the VLDB, and am curious about the way dates are stored. For example, a row in the job_record table has a value of 948605476 in the jobstarttime column. From the ARCserve reports, it seems that this value resolves to 2008-04-10 18:17. If someone could tell me...

I'd be extremely grateful if anyone has an answer to this. What I would like is to determine on which tape a particular file within an image resides. I'm looking for a way to do this without having to actually put a tape in a drive and scan its contents. I know that I can use the bpflist...

Could someone please share with me the meanings of the columns in the .f files within the image database (db/images)? The file names are obvious, but I was hoping to discover the what the other columns within the file represent. (There are no headers in the .f files.) Thanks!

mminfo -q "clonetime>=118010900" -r "cloneid(10),ssid(10),sumflags(5),clflags(7)" Thanks!

Is there any documentation on mminfo exit codes? I'm running from the command line and getting an exit code of 2. Does anyone know what that means? Thanks!