System Reporter 2.8

3PAR System Reporter User’s Guide

If this option is not defined,

■for reports that require a time range, the earliest available time is applied.

■for reports that only require a begintsecs time, the most recent available time is applied.

■for objects_present reports (see Objects Present Reports on page 8.61), the earliest available time is applied.

NOTE: Available times may vary according to the database table being used (specified with the category option, as described in category on page 8.4).

This option can only be specified once in a given query string.

8.4.14.1 value:

<tsecs>

If <tsecs> is non-negative it represents a point in time, expressed as the number of

seconds since January 1, 1970, GMT. For example, to express 2005/07/13 11:00:34 as a <tsecs> value, use the value 1121277634.

If <tsecs> is negative, it represents a point in time <tsecs> seconds before the current time.

NOTE: You can use the sample_times report (see sample_times on page 8.78) to see tsecs values paired with times expressed using an easier-to-read format.

8.4.14.2 example:

The following example specifies a time of 11:00:34 on July 13, 2005:

&begintsecs=1121277634

8.4.15 endtsecs

Use the endtsecs option to specify an end time when using a report that requires a time range. Used in conjunction with the begintsecs option (begintsecs on page 8.16). If not

defined, then the most recent time is used. This option can only be specified once in a given query string.

Report Options

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