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6.5.10 Querying volume contents
You can see what files are on a volume using the query content command. The
query content command queries the database to display the contents of a volume.
It does not mount and read the volume. A volume does not have to be in a library
before running query content, since only the database is queried, not the volume
itself. The output generated by query content can be very long, but can be reduced
by specifying the COUnt option, which limits the number of files displayed to
COUnt, or by specifying the NODE or FIlespace options.
Example 6-36 shows an example of the output from query content.
Example 6-36 Querying volume contents
tsm: ATLANTIC>
Node Name
---------- ---- ----------
PARIS
PARIS
PARIS
PARIS
...
PARIS
PARIS
PARIS
PARIS
You can also use the COPied parameter, which will display files that either have or
have not been backed up to a copy storage pool, depending on whether the
parameter is set YES or NO.
6.5.11 Querying occupancy
The query occupancy command displays information about where a client's file
spaces are stored and how much space they occupy. The information provided by
query occupancy is only updated when an audit license command is run. If you have
not run a license audit for some time, the results from query occupancy may not
reflect reality.
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q con 022akk
Type Filespace
FSID Client's Name for File
Name
---- --------------------------------------
Bkup \\paris\c$
Bkup \\paris\c$
Bkup \\paris\c$
Bkup \\paris\c$
Bkup \\paris\c$
Bkup \\paris\c$
Bkup \\paris\c$
Bkup \\paris\c$
1 \ AUTOEXEC.BAT
1 \ CONFIG.SYS
1 \DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\ADMINISTRATOR\
NTUSER.INI
1 \DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\ADMINISTRATOR-
\APPLICATION DATA\ADOBE\FRAMEMAKER\7-
.0\ MAKER.INI
1 \LOTUS\123\ICONS\ RANGE.SMI
1 \LOTUS\123\ICONS\ RECORD.SMI
1 \LOTUS\123\ICONS\ SCRIPTNG.SMI
1 \LOTUS\123\ICONS\ SHEET.SMI
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