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Cisco ICM Enterprise Edition Administrator Guide Release 6.0(0)
Chapter 6 Event Management
Per-Process Log Files
/if InputFile Specifies a specific .ems file to dump. The /if token
is optional. If you specify an input file, the /bd, /bt,
/ed, /et, /hr, and /all arguments are ignored.
/o Writes output to a text file in the \logfiles directory.
The filename is formed by adding the .txt suffix to
the specified process prefix or input file name
(without the .ems suffix). The file is written to the
current directory.
/of OutputFile Specifies an output text file; for example,
c:\temp\mylog.txt.
/c Specifies continuous output. The command does not
exit after reaching the end of the log. Instead, it
waits and writes any further entries that appear in
the log.
/bd
BeginDate(mm/dd/yyyy)
Specifies the begin date. If specified with /bt, this
specifies a range of dates. Otherwise, dumplog
dumps events for only the specified date.
/bt
BeginTime(hh:mm:ss)
Specifies the begin time. Use with /et to specify a
range of time.
/ed
EndDate(mm/dd/yyyy)
Specifies the end date. Use with /bd to specify a
range of days.
/et EndTime(hh:mm:ss) Specifies the end time. Use with /bt to specify a
range of time.
/hr HoursBack Specifies a number of hours back from the current
time.
/all Displays all information from the specified
process’s log files.
/last Displays information from the most recent log file
for the process.
/prev Displays information from the next to last log file
for the process.
Table 6-5 Dumplog Parameters (continued)
Parameter Description