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be event description begins with the given string
en event description ends with the given string
co event description contains the given string (default)
The following are examples of the
-r
option:
•
-r "co:device not configured"
• -r "be:The event" -r "en:event occurred"
-s [asc|desc]:
summary_list sort_column_name
Displays the summary list of events sorted by specified order (ascending or descending) and column
name. You can use
-s
switch only with the evweb eventviewer -L command. By default, the
summary list is displayed in ascending order (
asc). Use a colon to separate the sorting order and
the summary column. Alternatively, you can use a space in between the sort order and the sum-
mary column, and enclose the entire string within double quotes.
The following are examples of the
-s
option:
•
-s desc:eventid
The following three commands have the same meaning:
•
-s asc:eventcategory
• -s eventcategory
• -s "asc eventcategory"
-t [eq|le|ge|bw]:mm:dd:yyyy
:hh:mi:ss[,mm:dd:yyyy:hh:mi:ss]
Specifies date and time. Date-time can be represented by an operator followed by the date-time
values. The following operators can be used with the -t switch.
eq equal to
le less than equal to
ge greater than equal to
bw between
Only one operator can be used at one time.
To use the
bw operator, specify the lower and upper date-time values. For all other operators, you
must specify only one date-time value. The format to specify date-time value is
mm:dd:yyyy:hh:mi:ss. The date-time value are defined as:
mm month
dd date
yyyy year
hh hour
mi minute
ss second
Use a colon (
:) to separate an operator and a date-time value. Use a comma (
,) to separate two
date-time values. Alternatively, you can specify an operator and a date-time value within double
quotes. You must specify only one
-t switch in a command.
The following are examples of the
-t option:
•
-t le:10:22:2004:00:00:00
• -t ge:10:22:2004:08:45:00
The following two commands have the same meaning:
•
-t bw:10:22:2004:00:00:00,10:29:2004:00:00:00
• -t "bw 10:22:2004:00:00:00,10:29:2004:00:00:00"
Note: The -a and -t switches are mutually exclusive. An error message is displayed if both the
switches are used together in a command.
-v Event_categories
Specifies a list of event categories separated by comma. Use this option as a part of the search cri-
teria. Use evweb list -v command to find the possible values for this option. The event
category strings are case-sensitive.
The following are examples of the
-v option:
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