I responded to an earlier post on a totally different question but the answer
is
related.  ADSM's highest level qualifier is on the filespace.  Therefore the
queries and
restore/retrieve commands must specify the FS.  With any UNIX client ADSM
backups/
archives files under the specified filespaces - /,  /home,  /usr, ect.

There is currently no single syntax that will show you all files for a
particular node.
You have the do the dsmc query archive /* -subdir=yes for each FS.  The GUI is
sometimes better for this type of search.

David Derk
ADSM Client Development

>>  I'm having trouble with "query archive" on a Solaris client.
>>
>>  Users sometimes "loose" archive files.  When a home directory is moved
>>  from one file system to another, files archived from the former
>>  directory are left 'dangling.'  When the user asks where his (her)
>>  archived files are I will try to do a global query for all files
>>  archived from a particular node.  According to the "dsmc help, query
a>>  rchive" an example is given:
>>
>>   -SUbdir=value
>>       Specifies that all subdirectories below the directory indicated
>>       in the dsmc QUERY ARCHIVE command will be included in the
>>       search.  To display a list of all archived files including those
>>       in subdirectories enter:
>>
>>         Query ARchive "/*" -SUbdir=yes
>>
>>       If a subdirectory is a mounted file system, ADSM does not
>>       include the files in that subdirectory with the SUBDIR option.
>>
>>  When I issue 'dsmc q archive "/*" -subdir=yes" I get 'ANS4095E No files
>>  matching search criteria were found". When I execute 'dsmc q archive
>>  "/home/mydir/*" -subdir=yes' it does indicate files are archived for the
>>  node.
>>
>>  Has anybody experienced this?
>>  Is there a way I can query all files archived from a node?