The following is second hand info so I am not sure if it is totally
correct or your problem, but:
1) There is a known problem with exchange org names containing "."  IBM
is working on this.  You might contact IBM and ask them to search for
problems in ADSM Connect Exchange related to org name. This is likely to
be your problem.

2) In addition, a second known problem has to do with backing up large
Exchange databases, which are "aggregated" if you are using ADSM V3.
Something goes wrong in the aggregation logic and the backup fails. IBM
has an undocumented command to turn off aggregation for a specific node.
Everything then works fine.
MGY
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Pearson, Tom [SMTP:TomP AT DIS.WA DOT GOV]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 05, 1998 05:38 PM
> To:   ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Subject:      ADSMConnect Agent for Exchange - Error on file QUERY
>
> Any suggestions or help with the following problem would be
> appreciated.
>
> Our initial testing of the Exchange Agent has gotten nowhere.  Backups
> complete normally according to messages on the client and on the
> server.
> Nothing in dsierror, just a reasonable completion message in
> excdsm.log...
>
> However attempting to select 'Restore' from the GUI client gives an
> immediate error message about there being no objects of that type.
>
> Entering 'excdsmc /adsmquerydb' after several backup tests returns the
> following:
>
>
> ADSTAR Distributed Storage Manager
> ADSMConnect Agent for Microsoft Exchange Server
> Command Line Interface - Version 1, Release 1, Level 0.0
> (C) Copyright IBM Corporation 1998. All rights reserved.
>
> ADSM API Version 3, Release 1, Level 3
> ADSM Nodename: LNIXD-DILBERT
>
> This is a "Try and Buy" license which has 54 days until expiration.
>
> Logging on to the ADSM server...
>
> DB  Type Size  Date       Time     ADSM Object Name    Org.Site.Server
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> --
> -------
> errorFull    8M 05/05/1998 09:03:02 19980505090302.FULL error -
> WA.GOV.LNIXD.LNIXD-DILBERT.DIR
> errorFull    8M 05/05/1998 09:25:18 19980505092518.FULL error -
> WA.GOV.LNIXD.LNIXD-DILBERT.DIR
> errorFull    8M 05/05/1998 10:36:42 19980505103642.FULL error -
> WA.GOV.LNIXD.LNIXD-DILBERT.DIR
> errorFull   14M 05/05/1998 09:03:07 19980505090307.FULL error -
> WA.GOV.LNIXD.LNIXD-DILBERT.IS
>
>
>
> This is under NT 4.0 with SP3, Exchange 5.5.   The server is running
> V2
> R1 0.9
>
> The Exchange organization is 'WA.GOV' the site is 'LNIXD' the server
> name is 'LNIXD-DILBERT'.
>
>
> What is the meaning of the 'error' prefix in the query results.  Where
> have we gone wrong?