A. OLCmd Reference

OLCmd viewlog

The viewlog command displays selected records from a log file.

Format:

OLCmd viewlog [-l][-flog_type ] [-sdmm/dd/yyyy] [-edmm/dd/yyyy] [-sthh:mm:ss] [-ethh:mm:ss ] [-uuserid ] [-ipip_address] [log_name ]

Where:

 

-l

Requests a list of available log files which may be

 

specified as log_name. If -l is specified, other

 

parameters are ignored.

-flog_type

Is the optional severity of log messages to be

 

displayed. log_type may be one of:

 

fi – Fatal and internal messages are displayed.

 

fic – Fatal, internal, and critical messages are

 

displayed.

 

ficw – Fatal, internal, critical, and warning

 

Tmessages are displayed.

 

full – All messages are displayed.

 

If -f is not specified, all messages are displayed.

-sdmm/dd/yyyy

Is the optional starting date for log records to be

 

displayed. If omitted, records from the beginning of the

 

file are displayed.

-edmm/dd/yyyy

Is the optional ending date for log records to be

 

displayed. If omitted, records up to the end of the file

 

are displayed.

-sthh:mm:ss

Is the optional starting time for log records to be

 

displayed. If omitted, records from the beginning of

 

each day are displayed.

-ethh:mm:ss

Is the optional ending time for log records to be

 

displayed. If omitted, records up to the end of each day

 

are displayed.

-uuserid

Specifies a userid. Log records containing the userid

 

are displayed.

7800-A2-GB32-00

January 2002

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