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-L Displays a list of logs and their summary. The summary is extracted from the log database based on
the search criteria. You can use the following switches with the
-L option:
•
-a age_number[:][yy|mm|dd]
• -c Count_of_logs
• -e
• -h
• -i Log_id
• -j Log_type
• -n Log_index
• -o Offset_number
• -s [LogId|LogIndex|DeviceId|DeviceType|TimeOfOccurrence]
:[asc|desc]
•
-t [eq|le|ge|bw][:]
<mm:dd:yyyy>[,<mm:dd
:yyyy>]
• -x Device_id
• -y Device_type
The following are examples of the
-L
option:
•
evweb logviewer -L -i 35
• evweb logviewer -L
• evweb logviewer -L -s TimeOfOccurrence
• evweb logviewer -L -h
-nLog Index
Specifies the Log Index. Each log record may contain one or more errors. There will be a Log Index
corresponding to each of these errors.
-o offset number
Used to specify the offset from where onwards start fetching the logs. This switch is applicable only
to the -L option. For example, assume that there are 200 logs and you want to view all the logs
after 150 then offset number will be 150.
•
-o 150
-r To show the hex dump of the log buffer for the specified log. This switch can be used only with the
-E option. To use this switch, you must specify the -i switch also.
-s (LogId|LogIndex|DeviceId|DeviceType|TimeOfOccurrence)
:[asc|desc]
Specifies the sorting colume name. User can sort the logs in ascending or descending order by using
the :asc or :desc options, respectively.
-t [eq|le|ge|bw][:]<mm:dd:yyyy>[,<mm:dd:yyyy>]
Specifies date and time. Date-time can be represented by an operator followed by the date-time
values. You can use the following operators:
eq equal to
le less than equal to
ge greater than equal to
bw between
There is no default value of operator , so user must specify an operator. 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 date-time value. The format to specify date-time value is:
mm:dd:yyyy.
mm month
dd date
yyyy year
Use a colon to separate an operator and a date-time value. Use a comma to separate two date-time
values. You must specify only one
-t switch in a command.
The following lists examples for using the
-t switch:
•
-t le:10:22:2004
• -t ge:10:22:2004
• -t bw:10:22:2004,10:29:2004
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