Dwight,

I haven't noticed that particular behavior, but I have noticed that Archive
seems to have undergone some significant design change.  It has affected us
adversely.  It seems that if you do a dsmc archive of a file, followed by a
dsmc delete archive of the same file, you can end up with the directory
container remaining archived.  In V3, when you archive a file, the
containing directory is archived along with it.  This did not happen in V2.

..Paul

At 01:37 PM 2/25/99 -0600, Dwight Cook wrote:
>     Am I just having a bad hair day or what...
>
>     Have others noticed (and is it fixed in the current aix client, I'm
>     one, maybe two levels down currently) where everything has to be on a
>     file system level...
>
>     that is a :
>        dsmc> delete archive -desc='blah' "/*/*"
>     finds nothing...
>
>     I have to do
>        dsmc> delete archive -desc='blah' "/filesystem1/*/*"
>        dsmc> delete archive -desc='blah' "/filesystem2/*/*"
>        dsmc> delete archive -desc='blah' "/filesystem3/*/*"
>        ...
>        (insert another 196 lines)
>        ...
>        dsmc> delete archive -desc='blah' "/filesystem220/*/*"
>
>     bad hair day I guess... and to top it off I was stopped on my way to
>     work and given a "warning" ticket for excessive acceleration !  My
>     tires never broke traction and I never exceeded the speed limit.  Now
>     I did do 0-40 in under 2 seconds ;-) He even made the statement "I
>     guess this car is FAST!"  I didn't have the heart to tell him actually
>     it is rather slow... only 120 MPH top speed... it will get there in
>     11.7 seconds within a 1/4 mile.
>     Oh yea, ADSM... sorry, brain spasm.
>
>     Dwight
>