Call me a Unix junkie, but I prefer this little Unix Command from a prompt
# dsmadmc -id=admin -pass=******* 'q libv' | grep Scratch | awk '{print
$3,$2}' | cat -n
Output looks like this.
1 Scratch 021814
2 Scratch 021817
3 Scratch 021837
4 Scratch 021852
5 Scratch 021871
6 Scratch 021912
7 Scratch 021922
8 Scratch 021926
9 Scratch 021938
10 Scratch 021943
11 Scratch 021954
12 Scratch 021962
13 Scratch 021974
14 Scratch 021977
15 Scratch 021980
16 Scratch 021984
17 Scratch 021987
18 Scratch 021988
19 Scratch 030232
20 Scratch 030240
21 Scratch 030268
22 Scratch 030269
23 Scratch 030270
24 Scratch 030275
25 Scratch 030293
26 Scratch 030299
27 Scratch 030301
Make that an alias and you're golden. :-)
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Tom Walker
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Hicks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 11:13 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Query Scratch Volumes
What would the syntax be for a query to only show scratch volumes?
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