the object_ID is not unique in the backups table, so you might count data 
multiple times, up to 2000 files in a transaction, of 2 GB…. 2000 times 
inflated, 4 TB reported for 2 GB data.

> Op 9 mrt. 2015, om 19:08 heeft Rhodes, Richard L. <rrhodes AT FIRSTENERGYCORP 
> DOT COM> het volgende geschreven:
> 
> Try something like this.
> 
>      dsmadmc -se=$i -id=$adminid -password=$adminpwd  -noc -tab -dataonly=yes 
> <<EOD
>        select backups.node_name, -
>               backups.filespace_name, -
>               backups.filespace_id, -
>               backups.state, -
>               backups.type, -
>               backups.hl_name, -
>               backups.ll_name, -
>               backups.backup_date, -
>               contents.FILE_NAME, -
>               contents.FILE_SIZE -
>          from  backups,contents   -
>          where     backups.OBJECT_ID = contents.OBJECT_ID -
>                and backups.node_name = 'YOURNODE'
> 
> EOD
> 
> 
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