Great. Again, you have helped more than can be said. It's great to know someone with your knowledge is out ther. Thanks!

Probably they are referring to save set as defined in save set field of the client. In that case what you are querying media db via mminfo in name. For example:
mminfo -avot -q name=/var -c client_name -r ssid,client,name,savetime,sumsize,level

The saveset is the data you back up from a client in one go; this is defined in the client resources in the saveset field. This can be an individual folder, a file system, an Exchange database, a Networker index and many other things. Typically you will list the saveset as ALL for a client and will backup the local fixed file systems which the Networker client detects (plus for Windows various system savesets).

Each of these savesets will be recorded in the media database along with various other useful bits of information - things like when it was backed up, its unique saveset identifier (commonly referred to as SSID), what client it came from and so on.

You would probably find it useful to download the command reference guide and take a look at the mminfo command pages as they explain this pretty well.

mminfo bug Networker >7.2.2

Networker mminfo shows always all pools if you specifie examp. mminfo -q pool="1 week pool".
Duo bug in mminfo/networker spaces in pool name all pool names are returned.

Hi Juerg,

I don't think your post is related to original problem. Now that you have mentioned what you mentioned - do you have LGTpa for that problem?

Cool. How do I specify save sets from different clients, like this:

mminfo -S omnia /all or something? I've downloaded command reference and am looking through that

If you wish to specify single saveset for all client then do not filter query on client basis. Based on previous example that would be:
mminfo -avot -q name=/var -r ssid,client,name,savetime,sumsize,level

(from there you can grep/findstr per client name).

To list all savesets for all clients:
mminfo -avot -r ssid,client,name,savetime,sumsize,level

(from there you can grep/findstr per client name).

You can also specify output format and get it ready for Excel and do whatever you want there too. By reading the mminfo manual and testing out different parameters you should get quickly into it. mminfo is most powerful command NetWorker has (for reporting).

Cool. As always I appriciate all your guys' help