Use the query adobjects command to display information about the deleted objects that are located on the local Active Directory domain.
On Windows Server operating system clients, Active Directory object information can also be displayed from full system-state backups on the server.
This command is valid for Windows Server OS clients only.
>>-Query ADOBJects--+-------------------+--+---------+--------->< '- --sourcepathspec-' '-options-'
For example, "cn=test#" is entered as "cn=test\#".
Tivoli® Storage Manager cannot display any object names that contain an asterisk (*) as part of the name.
Option | Where to use |
---|---|
adlocation | Command line only. |
dateformat | Client options file (dsm.opt) or command line. |
detail | Command line only. |
pitdate (option is ignored when adlocation is not specified) | Command line only. |
pittime (option is ignored when adlocation is not specified) | Command line only. |
scrolllines | Client options file (dsm.opt) or command line. |
scrollprompt | Client options file (dsm.opt) or command line. |
timeformat | Client options file (dsm.opt) or command line. |
Command: query adobjects
Command: query adobjects "cn=Fred*" -detail
Command: query adobjects "cn=Users,DC=bryan,DC=test,DC=ibm,DC=com" -adloc=server
Command: query adobjects "ou=testou"
Command: query adobjects {E079130D-3451-4C69-8349-31747E26C75B}