In the API Reference Guide for your OneFS version, check out the section "File Access API" and have a look a the "Query" operation for objects. The query recursively traverses a subtree and returns objects that match given criteria; just pass criteria that would always match (such as size >=0; or most likely an empty criteria list will already do).
DELL-Sam L
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March 19th, 2021 15:00
Hello ramofa,
Which Isilon system do you have? What is your current Onefs version?
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March 22nd, 2021 07:00
Directories (and files) and never stored on a single node, otherwise OneFS couldn't provide protection against full node failures. You can inspect the actual storage layout of a directory or file with the "isi get" command, check out an earlier post here: https://www.dell.com/community/Isilon/Isilon-Location-of-data-file-or-directory-on-node/m-p/7104122#M8150
hth
-- Peter
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March 22nd, 2021 07:00
In the API Reference Guide for your OneFS version, check out the section "File Access API" and have a look a the "Query" operation for objects. The query recursively traverses a subtree and returns objects that match given criteria; just pass criteria that would always match (such as size >=0; or most likely an empty criteria list will already do).
hth
-- Peter