For all files with "delete inhibit":

 attrib [path]/* -r | grep "di "

• attrib → By itself will simply output the file name and the assigned attributes
• -r → Recursive, so it will travel down the directory structure
• | grep "di " → Pipes output over to grep in order to pull out the ones you want. Note the additional space in "di ". This will match any file with the "delete inhibit" attribute

The output only lists the file name, not the directory, as seen in the following output:

# attrib /media/nss/USER/BenjaminH/* -r | grep "di "
ar di aa (db.benjaminh.local)(zid:2885281)
ar di aa (prefs.js)(zid:134791)

So I was messing around with the find command and used the following below to grep out "di". Same basic grep with a space after di. Only difference, find gives the complete path.  Thanks again!

server:/media/nss/VOL1 # find -exec /sbin/attrib {} \; | grep "di "
di (/media/nss/VOL1/temp/fbpool/football.pdf)

server:/media/nss/VOL1 # attrib * -r | grep "di "
di (football.pdf)(zid:1152)

Bless you, sir/madam. Have a like. Thanks for circling back and posting that. Very helpful. I was not aware of the -exec option to find.

Bless you, sir/madam. Have a like. Thanks for circling back and posting that. Very helpful. I was not aware of the -exec option to find.