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A Summary of Commands logFmt

Table 34 defines the logFmt command line arguments.

Table 34. Argument Descriptions for logFmt

Argument	Description
global	This modifier causes the action specified to operate on the “global”
	(system-wide) parameters that control the behavior of display
	message. You must be root if you want to change the global
	parameters. You can examine the global parameters without being
	root.
display	This verb causes logFmt to display the current parameters. If global
	is specified, then the system-wide parameters are displayed.
	Otherwise, your personal parameters are displayed.
defaults	Specifying defaults without the global option causes your personal
	preferences about mnemonics and screen width to be removed. You
	then get the system-wide settings. Specifying defaults with the global
	option causes the system-wide settings to be reset so that
	mnemonics are off and the default screen width is 75 characters.
interactive	This option interactively prompts for the parameters controlled by
	logFmt. Pressing ENTER in response to any query causes the
	current value to be retained. The current value appears within square
	brackets ([ ]).
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