4. Querying the server
On starting the TSM CLI, no information about your current configuration settings or filestore is displayed. The following query commands illustrate typical command syntax and output.
4.1. Querying what files have been archived
The syntax for querying what files you have archived involves giving a file specification which is necessarily OS specific. Also, if an incorrect file specification is given it may appear that you have no archived files. Consequently, several worked examples are displayed below for both Windows and Unix environments.
** Unix **
tsm> q ar /scratch/test1/
Size Archive Date - Time File - Expires on - Description
---- ------------------- -------------------------------
2,411,227 28-06-2002 10:51:36 /scratch/test1/j1.jpg Never project 01.1 28/06/2002
760,632 28-06-2002 10:51:37 /scratch/test1/j2.jpg Never project 01.1 28/06/2002
3,657 28-06-2002 10:51:37 /scratch/test1/join_actlog Never project 01.1 28/06/2002
189,282 28-06-2002 10:51:37 /scratch/test1/j-hat.JPG Never project 01.1 28/06/2002
229,080 28-06-2002 10:51:37 /scratch/test1/j-sidecar.JPG Never project 01.1 28/06/2002
tsm> q ar /scratch
ANS1083E No files have previously been archived for '/scratch'
tsm> q ar /scratch/
Size Archive Date - Time File - Expires on - Description
---- ------------------- -------------------------------
1,536 28-06-2002 10:51:36 /scratch/test1 Never project 01.1 28/06/2002
tsm> q ar /scratch/ -su=yes
Size Archive Date - Time File - Expires on - Description
---- ------------------- -------------------------------
2,411,227 28-06-2002 10:51:36 /scratch/test1/j1.jpg Never project 01.1 28/06/2002
760,632 28-06-2002 10:51:37 /scratch/test1/j2.jpg Never project 01.1 28/06/2002
3,657 28-06-2002 10:51:37 /scratch/test1/join_actlog Never project 01.1 28/06/2002
189,282 28-06-2002 10:51:37 /scratch/test1/j-hat.JPG Never project 01.1 28/06/2002
229,080 28-06-2002 10:51:37 /scratch/test1/j-sidecar.JPG Never project 01.1 28/06/2002
** Win **
tsm> q ar c:
ANS1083E No files have previously been archived for 'C:'
tsm> q ar "C:\My Documents\"
Size Archive Date - Time File - Expires on - Description
---- ------------------- -------------------------------
0 26-04-2002 14:33:27 \\cles.oucs\c$\My Documents Never test jpgs
0 26-04-2002 14:33:32 \\cles.oucs\c$\My Documents Never test jpgs
tsm> q ar "C:\My Documents\*"
Size Archive Date - Time File - Expires on - Description
---- ------------------- -------------------------------
0 26-04-2002 14:33:27 \\cles.oucs\c$\My Documents Never test jpgs
0 26-04-2002 14:33:32 \\cles.oucs\c$\My Documents Never test jpgs
tsm> q ar "C:\My Documents\Mac"
Size Archive Date - Time File - Expires on - Description
---- ------------------- -------------------------------
0 26-04-2002 14:33:27 \\cles.oucs\c$\My Documents\Mac Never test jpgs
tsm> q ar "C:\My Documents\Mac\"
Size Archive Date - Time File - Expires on - Description
---- ------------------- -------------------------------
0 26-04-2002 14:33:27 \\cles.oucs\c$\My Documents\Mac Never test jpgs
786,021 26-04-2002 14:33:27 \\cles.oucs\c$\My Documents\Mac\macjpgs.zip Never test jpgs
755,690 26-04-2002 14:33:27 \\cles.oucs\c$\My Documents\win\macpcts.zip Never test jpgs
tsm> q ar "C:\My Documents\" -su=yes
Size Archive Date - Time File - Expires on - Description
---- ------------------- -------------------------------
786,021 26-04-2002 14:33:27 \\cles.oucs\c$\My Documents\Mac\macjpgs.zip Never test jpgs
755,690 26-04-2002 14:33:27 \\cles.oucs\c$\My Documents\win\macpcts.zip Never test jpgs
38,284 26-04-2002 14:33:32 \\cles.oucs\c$\My Documents\win\wzip00.jpg Never test jpgs
44,041 26-04-2002 14:33:32 \\cles.oucs\c$\My Documents\win\wzip01.jpg Never test jpgs
Note that you need to terminate a directory path with a trailing slash "/" (Unix) or "\" (Windows) in order to get a list of files archived in that folder. If you omit the trailing slash, then TSM will return just the names of directories in that path archived. If you add a wildcard star to the end of a path, TSM will return those files and directories archived immediately below the path given in the query.
Essentially, to get a full listing of all files archived under a top-level
directory, terminate the path with a trailing slash and add the -su=yes which is shortform
for subdir=yes and allows the query to recursively search for archived files from
all subdirectories under the path.
Note that on both Windows and Unix platforms, path names with spaces need to be fully enclosed in quotes. Note also that the Windows client lists the directory in UNC format. This format can also be used for the file specification in the query.
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