Dirattr NTFS special debug notes Documentation:

Dirattr v1.6a: File\directory attribute display utility;

Dirattr utility displays the attributes of a file, directory, or
volume label.

Usage:

   Dirattr [[d:\path\]filename.ext][//ahiosv][/cdenqruxyz]

Where:

   Special notes for ASCIIZ specs and NTFS filename processing.

   /z1 also display attribute errors

      Lists directories and filenames with errors reading attributes.

   /z2 only display attribute errors

      Lists only directories and filenames with errors reading attributes.

   /z3 only list errors for filenames greater than ASCIIZ 260 byte length

      Used with /z2 and /= this switch only lists filenames that exceed
      the length of 260 bytes in ASCIIZ file spec. Some files with length
      greater than 260 might be truncated.

   /q###  only display attribute errors of type

      Lists only files with errors of type in AX, for example:

        /q005  only lists files with errors of access denied.

   Note: Most errors in AX usually include:
     03 (03x)  - path not found
     05 (05x)  - access denied
     32 (20x)  - sharing violation
     123 (7Bx) - invalid character (netware4)
     234 (EAx) - more data available (netware4)

   Note: Error 03 happens when the drive:directory/filename.ext length
     exceeds 259 characters since 260 asciiz is zero-truncated. Although
     when this occurs the filename is displayed anyway. For errors
     123 and 234 the path is displayed anyway.

   Note: Some sharing violations in Vista in root of C: include files:
     Pagefile.sys and Hiberfil.sys.

     To trap these errors, use the /= debug.mode switch to list them.

     Also use the /=2 debug.mode switch to ignore more.prompt.

   Note: NTFS reports pathname/file longer than 260, and possibly even
     as large as 64K integer length!?

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