sfind Command Enhancements

`sfind` Command Enhancements

This section describes the enhancements made to the sfind command in this release.

`sfind` Command Can Print All Time Attributes of a File

New directives have been added to the sfind -printf command to print specific time attributes of the Sun QFS and SAM-QFS file systems. The new directives for creation, attributes, residence, and WORM times are listed in the following table.

Directive	Description
`%B`	File's start time for the WORM retention period in the format returned by the C `ctime` function.
`%e`	File's creation time in the format returned by the C `ctime` function.
`%E`	File's creating time in the user-specified C `strftime` format.
`%j`	File's last attribute change time in the format returned by the C `ctime` function.
`%J`	File's last attribute change time in the user-specified C `strftime` format.
`%R`	The WORM retention period for a WORM capable directory or WORM file in YYYYy, DDd, HHs, MMm format.
`%W`	The retention state of the directory or file. If the WORM is capable for a directory, then `worm-capable` is written. If the WORM is capable for a file, then either `active` or `over` is written.
`%X`	File's expiration date for the WORM retention period in the format of `%c` of the C `strftime` function. If the retention period is 0 (never expire), then `*` is written.
`%y`	File's residence time in the format returned by the C `ctime` function.
`%Y`	File's residence time in the user-specified `strftime` format.

Note - For the creation, attributes, and residence related directives, a dash, -, is the output if the item does not reside in a QFS or SAM-QFS file system. For the WORM-related directives, a dash is the output if the item is not a WORM file or does not reside in a Sun QFS or SAM-QFS file system.

For more information and for examples on using sfind to print the time attributes, see sfind(1) in Sun QFS and Sun Storage Archive Manager 5.3 Reference Manual.

`sfind` Command Can Test for All File Attributes

The following new tests added to the sfind command reference characteristics that are specific to files that reside in Sun QFS and SAM-QFS file systems.

Test	Description
`-any_copy_archive_i`	File's copy is marked to be archived immediately
`-any_copy_s`	File has an archive copy that is staled
`-any_copy_u`	File has an unarchived copy
`-archive_C`	File has had the equivalent of `archive -C` run
`-archive_I`	File has had the equivalent of `archive -I` run
`-copy_archive_i n`	File's copy `n` is marked to be archived immediately
`-copy_s n`	File has a staled archive copy number `n`
`-copy_u n`	File's archive copy number `n` is unarchived by the `unarchive` command
`-is_setfa_D`	File has had its direct I/O attribute set using the `setfa -D` command
`-rmedia`	File is a removable media file

For more information, see sfind(1) in Sun QFS and Sun Storage Archive Manager 5.3 Reference Manual.

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sfind Command Can Print All Time Attributes of a File

sfind Command Can Test for All File Attributes

`sfind` Command Enhancements

`sfind` Command Can Print All Time Attributes of a File

`sfind` Command Can Test for All File Attributes