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Standalone Logtool for MPE/iX

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prompted for a range of times. Only those log
records falling into one of the specified time
ranges will be included in the report
Ex: Enter the starting time [12:47 PM]? 1:00 PM
Enter the ending time [<starting time>]? 5:00 PM
Do you have more to enter (Y/N) [N] ? n
APPEND - The APPEND option will append data to the file
specified in the OUTFILE parameter.
Command Example:
LOGTOOL>select log=1,2 type=100,105 outf=subset1
Processing LOG0001.PUB.SYS ...
Processing LOG0002.PUB.SYS ...
Total records checked = 109. Records selected = 2.
LOGTOOL>
STATUS
The STATUS command displays a list of the currently existing system log files. The system log file currently being used
by the system is indicated by the presence of a "*" after the file name. If no options are given, only the log file names
will be displayed. If the DETAIL option is given, the log file name, the number of records within that log file and the
date/time of the first log entry will be displayed.
Syntax:
STATUS [DETAIL]
Optional Parameter:
DETAIL - Causes detailed information (# of records and date/time
of first log entry) for all of the system log files
to be displayed.
Example:
LOGTOOL>status
System Log Files:
=================
LOG0001 LOG0002 LOG0003 LOG0004 LOG0005*
LOGTOOL>status detail
Log File Rec #1 Rec #1 Total
Name Date Time #Records
========== ============ ======== ========
LOG0001 11/10/86 10:49 PM 52
LOG0002 11/17/86 12:46 PM 57
LOG0003 0
LOG0004 11/22/86 7:22 AM 10
LOG0005* 12/01/86 8:30 AM 10
LOGTOOL>
SUMMARIZE
The SUMMARIZE command allows the user to generate a summary report based on the contents of the system log files.
The user can use the SUMMARIZE command to generate a simple summary report, which will display the number of
each type of log record present in the log files, or can specify that the content of the system log files are to be
summarized based on particular fields of a log record using the FIELD keyword. The summary report from the
SUMMARIZE command may be sent to a file, line printer, or to the terminal (default).