This could be a really long shot.....

try

dsmc q archive {insert the source filespace name here}/* -subdir=yes | grep 
CDUT_WEEKLY_07

It appears that the request is for any archive off the root filespace. 
Possible. I'm quite away from a unix system at the moment, and was only able to
check using my home windows server.

I've been getting varying results that don't make much sence. example, the dsmc 
q ar * -su=yes show me all archives from my C drive, but not my E
drive, but if I do a q ar e:\* -su=yes then I see the E drive archives.

Hmmmm

On Mon, 9 May 2005 13:06:53 +1000, Stuart Lamble wrote:

>On 09/05/2005, at 1:34 PM, Ian Hobbs wrote:
>
>> Make sure you are doing the q archive as the same userid (oracle
>> perhaps) that performed the archive in the
>> first place.
>
>Nice try, but I get back the exact same results: absolutely no
>mention of the (for instance) CDUT_WEEKLY_07/05/05 01:00 archive,
>even when the command is run as oracle. In fact, to the best of my
>knowledge, I get the same results as root as if I'm logged in (via
>su) as oracle. Unless using su to access the account in question
>makes a difference, but I would be *extremely* surprised if that were
>so.
>
>If that was all it was, I wouldn't have been prompted to look into
>this in the first place. :) My thanks nonetheless.
>
>[snippage]



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