Standalone Logtool for MPE/iX

Example:

LDEV=1,2,5,10 {For MPE/iX}

pdev list A list of physical devices. Please note that bus converters are applicable to some HPPA systems only.

<pdev_list> ::= <pdev> | <pdev> , <pdev_list>

<pdev> ::= <BUSCONV>/<CA>.<DA>.<device> |

<BUSCONV>/<CA>.<DA>.<device> |

<BUSCONV>/<CA>.<DA> |

<BUSCONV>/<CA> |

<CA>.<DA>.<device> |

<CA>.<DA> |

<CA>

<BUSNUM> ::= An integer giving the bus converter address.

<CA> ::= An integer giving the channel address

<DA> ::= An integer giving the DA address

<device> ::= An integer giving the device address

Example: PDEV=1.1, 1.2, 1.2.3, 1.2.1, 3.2.1

Field

label

keywords

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 LOGTOOL reserved words

used as part of the 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 which are always displayed as

hex arrays or can be displayed as hex arrays by using the HEXDUMP option, the index construct will allow

users to select log records by individual array elements. To use the index construct, the field label must be

followed by the array element index number enclosed in square brackets. Please note that all arrays start

with an element index of 1. The selection criteria specified by a field label keyword will only be met if the

data item and the data found in the log record match exactly. All field labels and text data items will be

upshifted before the evaluation is performed.

<field label> ::= text | "text" | text[<index>] | "text"[<index>]

<index> ::= integer value starting at 1

<data item> ::= integer value | text | "text"

Ex: Ldev=1,7 "PRODUCT NAME"=HP7935 JSNAME=JREPORT

"Hardware status"[1]=4

DATE &

TIME

Date and time formats are language dependent. Machines which support language localization may support

numerous date and time formats at one time. The format expected will correspond to the language custom

the program is run in.

Standard USA formats are:

<day#> ::= 1 .. 31

<month#> ::= 1 .. 12

<year> ::= 1800 .. 2000

<time> ::= <hours> : <minutes> AM | PM

<hours> ::= 0 .. 12