Mark,

Might there be a permissions block here?  I mainly work with UNIX
clients but I know that I must logged on as the correct user and that
user must be the owner or superuser to see files.  You can also give
that user specific access to files.  Check your manuals for granting
access.

Chad P. Cotton

Mark Brown (CC Operations Supervisor) wrote:

> Thanks, this does work but I want to do it remotely.
>
> I am trying the following from the DSMC command line screen in
> Windows/95.
>
> dsmc> q backup -fromnode=xxxxx -subdir=yes {filespace}*
>
> It keeps telling me that there are no files. I am following the
> online help for Q BACKUP.
>
> >From a dos prompt on the nt client, you can issue the command
> >dsmc q backup -inactive -subdir=yes c:\*.* > list.txt.
> >(Change into the directory containing DSMC.EXE first (Probably in
> >baclient directory), and repeat the
> >command for each drive)
> >
> >
> >Mark Brown (CC Operations Supervisor) wrote:
> >>
> >> Hello,
> >>
> >> I have a windows/nt client who backed up many files to a MVS 5.2.2
> >> operating system running ADSM 2.1.
> >>
> >> The files on the server are all inactive. I need a way to list the
> >> files and put it in file. What is the quick way to do it??
> >>
> >> Thank You,
> >>   Mark Brown, Operations Supervisor
> >>   McGill University, Computing Centre
> >>   Phone (514) 398-2321
> >>   E-Mail --> ccmb AT musica.mcgill DOT ca
>
> Thank You,
>   Mark Brown, Operations Supervisor
>   McGill University, Computing Centre
>   Phone (514) 398-2321
>   E-Mail --> ccmb AT musica.mcgill DOT ca