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Is there a way to see all scheduled jobs in bconsol?. You can see the first 30 jobs by executing status dir command in bconsole but how to list all (all nearest). I don't want to see scheduled jobs for all month only all the nearest scheduled jobs.

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From the current bacula console manual:

If you do a status dir, it will by default list the first occurrence of all jobs that are scheduled today and tomorrow. If you wish to see the jobs that are scheduled in the next three days (e.g. on Friday you want to see the first occurrence of what tapes are scheduled to be used on Friday, the weekend, and Monday), you can add the days=3 option. Note, a days=0 shows the first occurrence of jobs scheduled today only. If you have multiple run statements, the first occurrence of each run statement for the job will be displayed for the period specified.

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Simply use the command status director. Here you can see that JOBA, JOBB, JOBC, JOBD and BackupCatalog are coming.

*st dir
localhost-dir Version: 9.0.6 (20 November 2017) x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu redhat Enterprise 8.1
Daemon started 06-Sep-23 10:28, conf reloaded 06-Sep-2023 16:26:26
 Jobs: run=5, running=1 mode=0,0
 Heap: heap=147,456 smbytes=225,707 max_bytes=253,153 bufs=648 max_bufs=908
 Res: njobs=8 nclients=3 nstores=1 npools=3 ncats=1 nfsets=9 nscheds=4

Scheduled Jobs:
Level          Type     Pri  Scheduled          Job Name           Volume
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Differential   Backup    10  07-Sep-23 21:00    JOBA               BGC007L6
Differential   Backup    10  07-Sep-23 21:00    JOBB               BGC007L6
Differential   Backup    11  07-Sep-23 21:00    JOBC               BGC007L6
Full           Backup    10  07-Sep-23 23:59    JOBD               BGC007L6
Full           Backup    11  08-Sep-23 06:10    BackupCatalog      BGC007L6
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