Hi 'SMers

My environment:
        Server: 4.2.1.8 on AIX 4.3.3,
        Clients: 4.2.1.0 WIN98, 4.2.1.14 AIX 4.3.3

My problem:
   Since beginning this year, i.e. 2002, I experienced the following
strange behaviour.
1. register a new node
        register new_node .... doma=standard passexp=0 compress=yes
2. run a full incremental backup on this "new_node"
        dsmc i
3. followed by a
        q filesp new_node * f=d

4. the o/p of the "q filesp" shows NO timestamps of the last backup, e.g

tsm: DS3>q filesp inv88 f=d

                                      Node Name: INV88
                                 Filespace Name: \\inv 88\c$
                     Hexadecimal Filespace Name:
                                           FSID: 1
                                       Platform: Win98
                                 Filespace Type: FAT32
                          Is Filespace Unicode?: No
                                  Capacity (MB): 4,110.1
                                       Pct Util: 80.7
                    Last Backup Start Date/Time:
                 Days Since Last Backup Started:
               Last Backup Completion Date/Time:
               Days Since Last Backup Completed:
Last Full NAS Image Backup Completion Date/Time:
Days Since Last Full NAS Image Backup Completed:

tsm: DS3>q occu inv88

Node Name   Type  Filespace    FSID  Storage     Number of   Physical
Logical
                  Name               Pool Name       Files      Space
Space
                                                             Occupied
Occupied
                                                                 (MB)
(MB)
----------  ----  ----------  -----  ----------  ---------  ---------
---------
---------
INV88       Bkup  \\inv           1  COPYPOOL_-      1,008     539.26
INV88       Bkup  \\inv           1  COPYPOOL_-      1,008     539.26
539.26
                   88\c$              NC
INV88       Bkup  \\inv           1  TAPEPOOL_-      1,008     539.26
539.26
                   88\c$              NC



4. I'd like to know if any of You experienced that behaviour too,
   or could try to run the above sequence.

5. Any other idea for an explanation of this "feature" ?

Kind regards, Peter

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