Standalone Logtool for MPE/iX
Please note that if
LOGTOOL
cannot find a record definition for a log record type, the entire log record will be displayed
in HEX.
To execute this command, the user must posses at least diagnostic security level 1.
Syntax
LIST LOG=<log list> | FILES=<file list>
[;OUTFILE=<file name>]
[;TYPE=<type list>]
[;<field label>=<data list>]
[;DATE]
[;TIME]
[;WIDE]
[;HEXDUMP]
Parameters:
LOG=<log list> - The LOG keyword specifies which log files to
base the report on. Use the STATUS
command to obtain a list of the system log files
available on the host system.
<log list> ::= <log number range> | <log number range> , <log list>
<log number range> ::= <log number> | <log number>/<log number>
<log number> ::= integer value
Ex: LOG=100/105, 150
FILES=<file list> - The FILES keyword is optionally used in place
of the LOG keyword. The file list must be a
list of "work" files (created by the SELECT
command). Note: All "work" files are created
in the diagnostic directory (DIAG.SYS on MPE/iX).
<file list> ::= <file name> | <file name> , <file list>
<file name> ::= Alpha-numeric text (starting with an alpha)
Ex: FILE=file1,file8,junk,work
OUTFILE=<file name> - The OUTFILE keyword lets the user direct the
report to a file or the line printer.
Note: All files created by using the OUTFILE
parameter will reside in the diagnostic directory
(DIAG.SYS on MPE/iX).
<file name> ::= Alpha-numeric text (starting with an alpha) |
LP
Ex: OUTFILE=listfile or
OUTFILE=lp {Output to printer}
TYPE=<type list> - The TYPE keyword is used to specify which log
record types (id's) to select for the report.
Log record Id's range from 0 to 255. If this
TYPE is not used, all log record types will be
considered.
<type list> ::= <type number range> | <type number range>,<type list>
<type number range> ::= <type number> | <type number>/<type number>
<type number> ::= integer value
Ex: TYPE=101,104,106
<field label>=<data list> - Field label keywords allow the user to
select log records based on the data present
in the log record. Quotes are only required
for field labels and data items which contain
embedded blanks or reserved words used as
part of the LIST command syntax. If a quote
is needed as part of the field label, entering
a quote twice ("") will be interpreted as a
single quote as part of the field label. For fields